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Cornwall

There are 29 golf clubs affiliated to the Cornwall Golf Union, which was founded in 1901. The oldest golf club in the county is West Cornwall at Lelant, dating back to 1889. St Enodoc, Newquay and Bude and North Cornwall were all inaugurated soon after.

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  1. St Enodoc Golf Club (Church)

    Cornwall, United Kingdom

    St Enodoc Golf Club is certainly a quixotic and rather hilly links course, set amidst towering sand dunes clad with tufts of wild sea grasses.

  2. With dramatic views across the golden sandy shore of Boobys Bay to the rugged coastline, Trevose Golf & Country Club is sheer drama.

  3. Perranporth Golf Club

    Cornwall, United Kingdom

    Perranporth Golf Club is probably the most underrated links course in the South West of England. The stunning views are worthy of the excellent value green fee alone.

  4. St Mellion Estate (Nicklaus)

    Cornwall, United Kingdom

    St Mellion is located in the Tamar Valley, on what was once rolling farmland. Bodmin Moor is not too far away but you need look no further – the beast is the Nicklaus course.

  5. West Cornwall Golf Club

    Cornwall, United Kingdom

    With panoramic views over St Ives Bay, West Cornwall Golf Club is a testing seaside course.

  6. Newquay Golf Club

    Cornwall, United Kingdom

    With glorious views across the headland and the famous surfing beach of Fistral, Newquay Golf Club was formed in 1890, but the links course in play today is an engaging Harry Colt design from 1908.

  7. Bude & North Cornwall Golf Club

    Cornwall, United Kingdom

    Bude & North Cornwall Golf Club extends to just over 6,000 yards from the back markers but its modest overall length packs a punch late in the round...

  8. Mullion Golf Club

    Cornwall, United Kingdom

    Mullion Golf Club is England's most southerly course and it's a beauty, set spectacularly on the cliffs of the Cornish Lizard Peninsula.

  9. Bowood Park

    Cornwall, United Kingdom

    The course at Bowood Park Golf Club is laid out within 230 acres of the 14th century hunting estate that belonged to Edward of Woodstock, Duke of Cornwall and the Prince of Wales (better known nowadays as The Black Prince)...

  10. St Austell

    Cornwall, England

    St Austell Golf Club was established in 1911 but three years then passed before an 18-hole layout was brought into play. James Braid visited in November 1926 to advise on course improvements but it took more than ten years for his plans to be carried out, with the remodelled layout opening on 25th September 1937.