Golf clubs

Redlibbets Golf Club is named after the ancient woodland landscape, which is home to the course. The name is a corruption of the sixteenth century "Le Lyvet" or Leveret" - the young hare which appears in their badge.
Redlibbets Golf Club was officially opened in the summer of 1997. Since then the club has gone from strength to strength, providing their members, guests and visitors with a wonderful opportunity to play the sport in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Situated within easy reach of London via the M25/M20/A20 and A2. There is something remarkable about every hole at Redlibbets. Set in over 150 acres of parkland the course boasts hundreds of mature beech, oak and chestnut trees to embrace spectacular panoramic views across rolling Kentish countryside.
It has 18holes course. This club was established in 1993.