
Feeling inspired by the Masters? Why not take on the challenge of Kent’s very own Amen Corner at Hever Castle Golf Club.
As the most recognisable three-hole stretch in golf, Amen Corner is a pivotal spot in deciding the outcome of the Masters Tournament. Amen Corner is renowned not just for its difficulty but also for its stunning beauty. The 12th hole, known as “Golden Bell,” is particularly famous for its picturesque setting and the swirling winds that challenge even the most seasoned golfers. The combination of natural beauty and strategic complexity makes this stretch a highlight of the Masters.
Our Championship Course features a trio of holes – the 11th , 12th, and 13th – that have drawn comparisons to Augusta National’s iconic stretch. Much like Augusta’s famed sequence, it features a par 4, a par 3, and then another par 4 all involving play over water, this memorable section of the course can truly make or break your round.

Dubbed Amen Corner by golfers over the years, it’s a favourite among members and visitors alike. This unforgettable run invites you to experience the thrill of playing a course worthy of the pros.
Head Pro Peter Parks commented, “It’s a lovely comparison to make because they are comparing us with three of the most famous holes in the world. They do have some similarities to the Augusta course.”
“It’s certainly a special part of the golf course and they are very memorable holes! They are tricky but it’s a nice opportunity to play some of the most picturesque holes in the county.”
Whether you’re looking to test your game, or simply enjoy a beautiful course, now is the perfect time to visit. Come and see how your game stacks up against the challenge of Hever Castle Golf Club’s Amen Corner!
See below a clip of the 13th hole on our Championship Course.
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Within the grounds of the Hever Castle Estate, there are two opportunities for you to stay the night with us.
Hever Castle has played host to many important events and celebrations for over 600 years. In 1903 when William Waldorf Astor set about restoring Hever Castle to its former glory, he added the Astor Wing, to accommodate his family and guests, before creating a lake and the spectacular Italian Garden to house his impressive collection of ancient Greek and Roman statuary.
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Set in the mature grounds of the Hever Castle Estate, Hever Castle Golf Club is a 27 hole Kent golf course that will encourage and inspire all golf enthusiasts.
Set in the mature grounds of the Hever Castle Estate, the Wellbeing Centre consists of five smart treatment rooms.