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Why Book a Golf Break in Cornwall

Enjoy links & clifftop courses

Combine spectacular scenery with fine local food

Off course activities include surfing, water sports & scenic beaches

Cornwall, located on the furthermost south-west tip of England is a region of stunning natural beauty and even better golf. Cornwall boasts the sunniest and warmest climate in England which makes for the perfect climate for a brilliant and sunny golfing holiday within the country.

Whether you want classic links by the sea or inland parkland courses Cornwall can offer it all. The region has a unique and charming culture of its own and is one of the most desired summer holiday destinations for Britons. This isn't surprising due to the many sandy beaches and picturesque harvour villages along the coast.

Best Golf Resorts in Cornwall

Cornwall offers outstanding golf resorts for avid golfers, with St Mellion standing out as a luxurious 4-star destination featuring two championship courses ranked among England's Top 100. It provides a serene environment and exceptional golfing experience. Bowood Park, transformed from a 13th-century deer park into a stunning parkland course in the early 1990s, boasts rolling hills and breathtaking valley views. Alongside venues like the Point at Polzeath, these resorts highlight Cornwall's exceptional golfing scene, offering stunning coastal and countryside vistas, top-notch courses, and unique golfing adventures, making it a premier choice for golf getaways.

Golf Courses to include on your Golf Break Package in Cornwall

Embark on a Cornish golf adventure and experience some of England's finest links and parkland courses. Your journey should absolutely include Trevose Golf and Country Club near Padstow. A top 100 ranked course in England Trevose offers 36 holes of golf with its championship course providing dramatic views of the rugged coastline. Just a short drive away St Enodoc in Wadebridge stands as the number one course in Cornwall and 11th in England. Its history dating back to 1888 and James Braid's 1936 redesign creates a truly memorable experience with awe inspiring coastal and estuary views.

Continue your exploration with a round at Perranporth another James Braid design and a top 75 ranked course. This club is considered one of the finest links in the South West and the pride of Cornwall. Newquay overlooking the famous Fistral Beach surfing hotspot offers a unique challenge. Harry Colt's early 1900s redesign saved this course from development creating the layout enjoyed today. For a change of pace visit St Austell a parkland course designed by James Braid in 1925 despite its proximity to the southern Cornish shores.

Finally no Cornish golf trip is complete without a visit to The Point at Polzeath. This excellent facility provides a unique experience for all golfers with breathtaking views of the Cornish coastline and countryside. Designed by Dave Feherty and Tim Lobb its location just a mile from St Enodoc and a short drive from Trevose makes it a perfect addition to your itinerary. Cornwall offers a diverse and captivating golfing experience that will leave you wanting to return.

Where to stay in Cornwall

Cornwall offers a diverse range of accommodations ensuring your golf getaway is as comfortable as it is memorable. Consider the Esplanade Hotel a family friendly haven with stunning ocean views. Its vibrant atmosphere and proximity to Newquay's beaches make it a perfect base for exploring the coast. For a more intimate experience The Lyncroft provides boutique charm and a relaxing ambiance, this hotel offers a peaceful retreat after a day on the links.

If panoramic coastal vistas are what you seek the St Enodoc Hotel delivers. Overlooking the Camel Estuary this hotel boasts exceptional dining and easy access to championship golf courses. Finally Sandy Lodge Hotel offers a blend of classic charm and modern amenities. Its location near the beach and golf courses provides a relaxed and convenient stay.

Things to do in Cornwall off the course

Bar

Nightlife

From seaside pubs to nightclubs there are numerous charming towns throughout Cornwall to ensure you have a great night out

  • Tom Thumb (Cocktail Bar, Newquay)
  • Harbour Inn (Pub, Padstow)
  • Koola Bar (Nightclub, Newquay)
  • Whiskers (Bar, Newquay)
  • Tall Trees (Nightclub, Newquay)
  • Old Custome House (Pub, Padstow)
Food

Restaurants

Life in Cornwall is based heavily around the sea so enjoying local and fresh seafood here is a top tip as are the classic country pubs littered through the countryside.

  • The Seafood by Rick Stein (Seafood, Padstow)
  • Maharajah (Indian, Newquay)
  • Smoke N Flames (Grill House, Newquay)
  • Kahuna (Asian Fusion, Newquay)
  • The Cornish Arms (Country Pub, Trevose)
  • The Fish House (Seafood, Newquay)
Surfing

Activities

Cornwall has plenty of outdoor activities to keep anyone entertained, the region is renowned for its surfing and beaches which should definitely be visited during the warmer weather

  • Fistral Beach (Surfing)
  • Aquarium Newquay (Marina Life)
  • Eden Project (Eco Park)
  • Newquay Activity Centre (Outdoor Sports)
  • Cornwall Karting (Go-karts)
  • Newquay Zoo (Zoo)

Golf Travel tips for Cornwall

Cornwall boasts a variety of incredible clifftop & links courses alongside classic coastal towns & villages. Be sure to pack a swimsuit with your golf clubs to enjoy the local surfing & water sports.

When to visit Cornwall for a Golf Break

  • Best Golfing Weather

    May to September

  • Best Value

    April & October

  • High Season

    May, June & September

  • Low Season

    November - March

Frequently asked questions about Golf Breaks in Cornwall

What are the best golf courses to play in Cornwall?

Cornwall boasts several top-rated courses, including St Enodoc, Trevose Golf & Country Club, Perranporth Golf Club, Newquay and Carlyon Bay. Each offers stunning views and challenging layouts.

When is the best time of year to take a golf break in Cornwall?

The best time is from late spring to early autumn (May–September) when the weather is mild and conditions are ideal for golfing.

Are there golf breaks suitable for beginners?

Absolutely. Many courses offer shorter 9-hole layouts, driving ranges, and lessons for beginners or casual players.

What types of accommodation are available for golf breaks?

Options range from luxury golf resorts and spa hotels to coastal lodges and self-catering cottages near top golf courses.

Can non-golfers enjoy a golf break in Cornwall too?

Yes, many resorts are located near beaches, spas, and scenic walking trails, making them perfect for non-golfing partners or family members.

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