Sporting Clubs in Kent

The club is located just off junction 9 of the M20. We consider ourselves to be a forward thinking club who are trying to improve our game within the constraints we currently have to work with and are always searching for new (and older players) of any ability. We run 4 senior mens teams, with the occasional

Established in 1975, Biddenden Squash Club is one of the most successful clubs in Kent. We currently have circa 150 members, working from our clubhouse which has a bar and separate changing rooms in addition to two well-maintained, heated courts. We currently have always enjoyed a reputation for being

We pride ourselves in delivering a friendly local tennis club welcoming new players from 5 to 95 and standards from beginner to County level. Club membership is primarily from the Ashford, Staines, Sunbury, Shepperton, Feltham, Bedfont, Egham and Chertsey areas. The club is run by a committee of volunteers

Lordswood Sports and Social Club is a community amateur sports club owned by the members. It was established in the early 70's with the amalgamation of Lordswood Cricket Club and Lordswood Football Club who purchased the land for the Clubhouse to be built in 1977 and since that date Lordswood Rugby Club

Most long-term residents of Chatham will possibly know that there is a bowling green located in Palmerston Road, behind Chatham Football Ground and that it is the home of Chatham Bowling Club. However, few people may realise just how long the club has been in existence and that the club's original home

Kent Shotokan Karate Clubs - KSKC - was established by Sensei Glen Wright, sixth Dan, in 1974. It was began by the hard work of a few senior karateka who were serious about their future and others in the martial arts group, with the objective of bringing together several karate clubs that trained in

Prince Arthur Road Indoor Bowling Club was established in 1989 and has one of the biggest playing areas in the Kent area boasting 8 rinks. It gives the opportunity for Bowlers in the Medway area to play bowls all year round. The Winter season commences at the end of September and culminates with Club

The Club has a total of 3 grass courts with can be used by members or new joiners during may to September. The club has a Club House and modest changing facilities for all ages. When playing at the club all balls are delivered free of charge. The club was established in 1918 on the site of the old bowls

We're currently running 4 Ladies' sides & 7 Men's sides on Saturdays, when we play a range of league hockey at Regional and Kent levels. The first teams are in the premier divisions of the East (Ladies) and South (Men) Leagues. Both are just one promotion away from the National Leagues, which we're aiming

W Farleigh Sports Club has played football and cricket on Saturdays for almost 100 years. It prides itself on close links with the village and with the the village of Ringstedt in Germany; the two being officially 'twinned' in 1999. We're fortunate in having one of the most picturesque cricket grounds