Situated right next to Royal St. George’s in Sandwich Bay, Prince’s offers 27 holes of championship-quality links golf with a rich Open Championship heritage. The course hosted The Open in 1932, won by the great Gene Sarazen — the same year he debuted the modern sand wedge, right here at Prince’s! Destroyed during World War II and later rebuilt, the club now features three distinctive nines: Shore, Dunes, and Himalayas, each offering a different flavour of links golf across wild dunes and rolling fairways. A recent Kyle Phillips renovation of the Himalayas has elevated Prince’s even further, bringing back strategic elements and natural features to enhance its challenge and beauty.