The Jubilee Course at Rye Golf Club opened in 1894, making it one of the oldest courses in continuous play in England. It was designed to complement the club's original Old Course, which dates to 1894 as well, though the Old Course's routing evolved from even earlier links. The Jubilee sits on slightly elevated ground inland from the marshes, offering a different character from its more famous sibling while sharing the same windswept coastal setting near the historic Cinque Port town of Rye. The course plays across rolling downland terrain with natural undulations and sandy subsoil typical of links golf. The routing makes use of the property's ridges and valleys, creating holes with elevation changes and exposed positions that test club selection and shot shaping in the prevailing winds off the English Channel. While shorter and less severe than the Old Course, the Jubilee features several strong two-shot holes and maintains the firm, fast-running conditions characteristic of traditional links golf. Rye Golf Club has long been regarded as one of England's most atmospheric golfing destinations, with the clubhouse perched above the courses and the medieval town visible in the distance. The club maintains traditional membership values and a welcoming spirit toward visitors who appreciate classic links golf. The Jubilee serves both as a members' course for everyday play and as an accessible introduction to Rye's distinctive golfing landscape, where the game has been played in largely unchanged fashion for well over a century.