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St Enodoc Golf Club (Church)
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Saunton Golf Club (East)
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Burnham & Berrow Golf Club (Championship)
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St Mellion Golf Club (Nicklaus)
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Trevose Golf Club (Championship)
Officially the 87th best golf course in the World, 28th in the UK, 11th in England, and #1 in Cornwall. St Enodoc Golf Club is a links course of perfection situated on the northern Cornish coast, boasting spectacular views overlooking the river Camel and outwards into the Atlantic Ocean.
Saunton East is a wonderfully designed link set on the North Devon coastline and is widely regarded as one of the UK’s finest courses. The highly regarded East course was formed in the 1920s via the design of Herbert Fowler, who also created the wonderful 36-hole layouts at Walton Heath and The Berkshire.
Burnham & Berrow Golf Club is a 27-hole members golf club Part of the Atlantic links network, Burnham houses 27 holes of golf across the par 71 (6925 yards) Championship course and 9 holes, 18 tee Channel Course. The traditional links track 9 holes along the coastline and 9 back to the clubhouse. The wind is more than capable of swirling on the links meaning no two rounds are ever the same at this breathtaking course.
St Mellion is the finest parkland course in the Southwest and one of the highest rated in England. Quite simply St Mellion is one of Jack Nicklaus’s finest creations and his genius is evident as you make your way through 18 holes of uninterrupted brilliance. A course was picking a driver from the tee on each par 4 and 5 simply won’t do. Jack has designed a course for the golfer’s mindset. Placement is key and this starts from the 2nd (par 5) tee where a long iron/wood will be the only option to set up the hole.
Trevose Country Club is possibly the biggest golfing name in the Southwest. The Championship Course reaches out across 7,079 yards of rugged links. The course is made up of two 9-hole loops, typical of a Colt design. The front 9 holes offer beautiful views of the Atlantic, tight to the seafront. The back 9 holes pull you more inland, but no less exciting, a real test of golf.