Golf clubs

In 1965 The Radnor Estate purchased the site of the former Hythe Golf Course and engaged Henry Cotton to design a new course using the bones of the old course as a starter. They also constructed a new clubhouse. The new course was then leased back to the members in 1966. Some of the original course in the area of what was the 1st and 18th holes, was sold of for residential development to help pay for the construction of the new course and that area is now occupied by Sene Park. To compensate for the loss of those 10 acres, a further 18 acres were acquired at Whitenbrook on the eastern boundary. Henry Cotton retained one or two of the old holes and turned a number through 180 degrees but it was also necessary to create new holes. Sene Valley Golf Club, Kent is an 18 hole