Poult Wood Golf Centre is a nine-hole facility located in West Malling, Kent, designed by Dion Beard. The course is set within a wooded landscape typical of the Weald region, where mature trees and natural topography shape play. As a nine-hole venue, it serves both as a standalone course for casual rounds and as a practice and development facility for golfers working on their game. The routing takes advantage of the site's natural character, with holes threaded through woodland and across more open sections. The relatively compact layout makes it accessible for players of varying abilities while maintaining enough variety in hole design to hold interest across a full eighteen-hole round played twice. Typical of many contemporary nine-hole designs, the course balances playability with strategic elements—bunkering and green complexity provide challenge without excessive length. Poult Wood functions as a golf centre, suggesting a broader facility beyond the course itself, likely including practice areas, coaching services, and clubhouse amenities. This operational model is common in the UK, where nine-hole courses often anchor teaching and recreational programs. The woodland setting and accessible design make it a practical venue for both members and daily-fee players in the West Malling area, contributing to golf participation in Kent.