Knole Park Golf Club — Restaurant in Sevenoaks

I have been visiting Knole Park, since I was a child with my father and family, so I was very pleased to see on your website that you accommodate funeral receptions. I was hoping to host my father’s funeral reception here, as he had many fond memories of Knole Park.

When my mother and brother visited the venue, they were shown the available spaces and told by a staff member that it would be possible to book the reception, and were even given key dates in January for availability.

However, when my mother called this morning to proceed with the booking, she was suddenly told by a male staff member that this would not be possible, due to a lack of staff (seems more like an excuse). This is despite the venue being advertised for such events on your website and the earlier assurances they received during their visit. It all seems very strange and unprofessional.......

This inconsistency is very disappointing. It is troubling that something advertised on your website and initially confirmed in person would later be denied, causing unnecessary distress during what is already a difficult time for our family. The man on the phone failed to even offer any...

Rude, entitled men who think it's acceptable to shout at visitors to Knole Park to move out of their way. It does not reflect well on Knole Park Golf Club, to say the least. There is no signage to delineate Knole Park as a public park and a private golf club so people will naturally go onto the grass. You can ask not yell. As a previous reviewer has pointed out, the club would be wise to better educate their members on decorum and on the ancient rights of way, which pre-date the existence of their golf club by a few...

The management needs to do more to inform the players that there are multiple ancient rights of way that run through the land. Far too often I am told to "keep off" the golf course by misinformed elderly men, who think I need to take a different route or wait for them to play so they don't have to pay attention to their surroundings. These rights of way date back hundreds of years, and if you hit someone who is walking on them because you didn't pay attention - well it is your assault charge so...