Many of Kent’s golf clubs have been busy this week after the government agreed the sport could resume.

Golf's governing body has confirmed that the sport can resume later this week - with restrictions.

The R&A have rescheduled the Senior Amateur Championship in Deal but still hope to be able to stage it this year.

Golf professional Steven Tiley has swapped the fairways for the factory since coronavirus stopped play.

Clubs are being given operational guidance about reopening once the coronavirus lockdown restrictions are eased.

Royal St George’s Golf Club are determined to make next year’s Open the best yet.

Rochester & Cobham Golf Club are confident that they will remain a qualifying venue for The Open when it returns next year.

A Kent golf club is against the idea of opening up their course for the public to exercise on - here's why.

The 149th Open golf championship due to be staged in Kent this summer has been cancelled.

Golf courses are now closed too following the announcement of a national lockdown on Monday night.

Restrictions have been put on golf clubs around the county as courses remain open.

Ticketholders for The Open have been advised what will happen if the event is cancelled - despite continued preparations for it to be staged.

Organisers of a major golf championship - set to be staged in Kent this summer - say they are monitoring the ongoing coronavirus situation.

If you're a seasoned veteran or considering picking up clubs for the first time, don't miss our guide to the best in golf the county has to offer.

New camping plans for The Open 2020 have been shared at an information session - and it's free for anyone under 25.

Take a peek inside one Airbnb which is charging almost £45,000 for a five-night stay during the Open.

Following a debate, a Kent town has agreed to contribute to an Open Golf Legacy fund which will help green community causes.

Tickets for three of the four days at The Open in Kent next summer have already sold out.

A 95-year-old golfer who saw off all his rivals at a competition says his win was down to a "little bit of luck".

Despite causing quite the stir initially, a quirky church instillation has proven very popular with visitors.