Camel Estuary Golf Tour

A trip to one of Cornwall’s best known tourist hot spots and home to some of the county’s top courses

Your base for this tour is the fantastic Point at Polzeath. The on-site contemporary apartments are of the highest quality and rival any self-catering offering across the southwest. Golf will be played at the Point’s own parkland course, both courses at St Enodoc and a final round at Trevose, all golfing venues that appear in our Top 10 Courses blog for Cornwall.

When you’re not playing golf, there is a short walk through the course to Polzeath beach and for those wanting to venture slightly further, Rock is a couple of miles away and walkable, plus Padstow is accessible via the ferry across the Camel Estuary, which connects the two towns.

On the course you are treated to some of the finest golf England, let alone Cornwall has to offer.

The furthest journey from your base is Trevose. Whilst as the crow flies it is just 8 miles, the Camel Estuary forces you to take a 16 mile trip, achievable in around 30 minutes. Whilst some will choose to play this course on the first or last day, we recommend a midweek trip and perhaps 27 holes during your visit. 9 holes can be played in the morning over the Peter Alliss designed Headland Course and after a spot of lunch to refuel, you can take to the Championship Links fully warmed up.

Your second away day comes at the pinnacle of southwest golf. World top 100 ranked St Enodoc Golf Club is a bucket list course when visiting the region and the highlight of many a golf trip. Located just 5 minutes from The Point, any serious golfer cannot pass up the opportunity to play this immaculate, yet challenging course whilst in the area. Again, for those with the energy to play more than one round, St Enodoc offer a day ticket to allow play at both the championship Church Course and the fantastic par 63 Holywell Course. A morning on the shorter course, of which some holes were from the initial Braid design, will warm you up nicely for the main event. The Church Course is breath-taking, challenging and pristine. It is a genuine test and golfers are asked to maintain a handicap of 22 or below to ensure the experience is fully enjoyed. This course sits 74th in the World rankings for a reason!

A day golfing at The Point means you can leave the car alone and take a short walk from your accommodation to the first tee. Whilst the course may not rank at the same level as the other two courses on this tour, it more than holds its own as a result of significant investment over the past decade. Despite course rankings often being dominated by links courses, The Point has been making a mark as a top parkland, and is now seen as one of the counties top destinations. Affirmed with its recent hosting of the prestigious Cornish Festival. A round here is certainly not a convenient filler and most will return from their tour with a glowing review of this excellent course.

3 Nights, 3 Rounds

Self-catering

Prices from

  • Mid Season

    £535pp
    £375pp
  • High Season

    £675pp
    £495pp
  • Play a World Top 100 Golf Course

    We offer our packages between March & October. The above pricing is a guideline and exact quotes may vary based on a number of factors. For an exact quote on your tour, please enquire specifying your favoured date(s). Typically mid season is March, April & October, with high season May to September.

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St Enodoc Church Course: The South West’s finest and World top 50 course

Located on the northern Cornish coast, St Enodoc Golf Club is the #1 golf course in Cornwall and a true bucket list course for the discerning golfer. The links course is officially ranked as the 74th best golf course in the World, 29th in the UK, and 10th in England. Situated on the north Cornish coast, it boasts spectacular views overlooking the River Camel and outwards into the Atlantic Ocean.

St Enodoc Golf Club is steeped in rich history, dating back to the late 19th century, and has hosted a number of prestigious events including the English Men’s Amateur in 1999 and 2008 and the corresponding women’s championship in 2018. It has also been a regular host of the prestigious West of England Championship over the years. The course was originally designed by James Braid, a five-time Open Champion, and has undergone several renovations and upgrades over the years to maintain its status as one of the premier golf courses in the world.

Courage, accuracy and concentration are a must if players want to make a good score. The latter can, however, prove a little tricky as you look out across the stunning Camel Estuary at Padstow and the Atlantic Ocean from your perfectly manicured location.

A course does not make it firmly into the World top 100 list without a number of notable holes. We could spend all day talking through the number of fantastic holes at St Enodoc, but we’ll save you some surprises for the round. That said, a few that are certainly worth highlighting.

Ask anyone about St Enodoc and they will immediately reference the 6th. It’s the one that sticks in the mind as 100 yards from the green you must navigate the largest “bunker” you are ever likely to see. This 75-foot giant dune is aptly named the Himalayas and also gives its name to the hole itself.

As you turn for the back 9, number 10 is a marmite hole for many. Personally a big fan of the tight par 4 which has a bank on the right, a snaking fairway, plus water and out-of-bounds down the left. If that isn’t enough, the green slopes from left to right and front to back making holding your approach a challenge. All of this is set against the backdrop of the famous John Betjeman church for which St Enodoc is so indelibly associated.

One final mention must go to the dramatic card wrecker of a par 5 which is the 16th. As you head for home, this 560-yard par 5 runs along the camel estuary with views of Padstow to your right… along with the out-of-bounds. The tiered green is tricky to find with bunkers and dunes left and no mans land right.

St Enodoc Golf Club is easily accessible from several major towns and cities in Cornwall, including Padstow, Newquay, Bude, Truro, Bodmin, Saltash, and Launceston. And, if you are looking for more golf during your trip, the club is only a short distance from another great course in Trevose Golf Club.

If you are planning a golf trip to St Enodoc, there are several accommodation options nearby. The Point at Polzeath (a GSW favourite) offers contemporary apartments with stunning views of the ocean, while St Enodoc Hotel provides luxurious accommodation and fine dining in a beautiful setting. And for those who prefer a more traditional experience, the newly refurbished Oystercatcher, owned by St Austell Brewery, offers comfortable rooms and a warm Cornish welcome. If you’re planning to play both St Enodoc and Trevose during your time in Cornwall, the Molesworth Arms could be the best base for you.

Drop us a line with your requirements for your next Cornish golf trip and we’ll pull together a bespoke quote for you and your group to come and experience this great county and this magnificent World ranked golf course.

 

Visitor information

  • Visitor slots 6 days a week PM
  • No visitors on a Saturday
  • Handicap Index restrictions apply for the Church course, 21.4 Men and 22.7 Ladies. Handicap certificates/CDH numbers to be provided in advance of play.
  • Buggies are limited and can only be hired due to medical reasons
  • 36 holes on site at St Enodoc. The Church Course and Holywell Course

 

Course Information

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1st

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4th

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17th

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49th

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Current host to the Seniors European Tour. Championship links golf in its truest form 

Are you looking for a links resort golf break? Trevose Golf Club is very likely the answer for your next golf trip!

View Trevose stay & play packages >

 

The Championship Course at Trevose is the most southerly of the famed Atlantic Links network and is widely regarded and one of the finest links golf courses in England. Currently a host venue on the European Seniors Tour and in recent years a host to huge prestigious events including The Brabazon Trophy (2008), The McGregor Trophy (2012), and the English Men’s County Finals (2017).

Trevose is more than a links course where wind is its only protection. Recent extensive course developments mean each hole has real definition and the incorporation of dunes and sand into certain holes such as the 2nd and 15th give an almost desert feel to particular areas of the course. The 3rd is a spectacular par 3 over a valley, running parrell to the beach whilst the 4th is perhaps one of the most memorable par 5’s in the South West. A risk-reward dog leg that has your approach played into the backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean and cliffs of Trevose Head.

Condition is generally very good 12 months of the year, but of course peaks in the summer months where Trevose is only rivaled by it’s neighbour in St Enodoc Golf Club.

After you’ve played the final 4 par, an uphill challenge to an elevated green set between the clubhouse and fairway lodges, you’ll retire to surely one of the finest clubhouse views you’ve likely ever seen. The contemporary clubhouse offers panoramic views across almost the whole course which is best enjoyed with a pint of Tribute and Cornish Pasty!

Trevose has various accommodation options on-site and a number of off-site activities including a swimming pool, tennis courts and games room. View our resort page for more info.

Visitor Information 

  • Green fee notice: Non-resident visitors after 2pm on the Championship course in high season
  • Discounted green fees available when staying on site
  • 2 balls only before 10am

Course Information

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Cornwall Ranking

2nd

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England Ranking

66th

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One of Cornwall’s finest coastal parklands

The Point at Polzeath Golf Club offers the newest golfing experience in Cornwall, having been transformed over the past decade into one of the leading parkland golf courses in the Duchy.

Situated above the Camel Estuary, the course boasts views cross Hayle Bay and Pentire Point on one side, with the north Cornwall countryside on the other. The 18 hole, par of 72, course stretches to approximately 6,300 yards from the back tees and was a recent host venue of the renowned Cornish Festival. Initially designed by Ryder Cupper and broadcaster Dave Feherty, the club has gone from strength to strength in recent years thanks to huge investment and a rebrand under its current ownership.

Designed to challenge golfers of all levels, the course features strategically placed bunkers, water hazards, and well-maintained fairways and greens. On a recent visit by our team, the maintenance of the course was a rival to that of its World top 100 neighbour St Enodoc!

Many courses have some fantastic holes but are let down by elements of repetition, this is certainly not the case at The Point. Each hole is unique in design and self-contained with no crossovers, making the course interesting and diverse in its layout, also very helpful for the pace of play on busy days!

There is a gentle start to the proceedings with a straightaway, sub 500 yard par 5. This is followed by a run of sub 400 yard par 4’s which twist and wind over the natural landscape. The par 3 5th is perhaps where the standard really steps up. Not the longest of holes, but the green complex means a 2 putt par is something not to be sniffed at! This followed by a long par 5 which twists around a stonewall before dropping into a small green tucked into the line of trees which follow you all the way down the left from your teeing position.

The front 9 culminates in a climb to a raised green in front of the clubhouse, before you turn at 10 into the most undulating part of the course. A risk-reward, doglegging drop whole kicks off the back 9, which has surely been the make or break point of many a round. 11 & 12 are solid holes and demand solid shotmaking, whilst 13 is a classic risk-reward short par 4. Bank on the left, no hope to the right. The play is probably an iron to the tight fairway… but what’s the fun in that?!

Index 1 14 is probably the feature hold of the course, but also the lowest lying. Extensive drainage improvements should mean this hole plays fantastically year round!

A scoreable finishing stretch with 2 par 5’s bookending the shortest hole on the course. A fiddly 100-yard-plus-change drop hole which each day surely yields birdies, pars and many less savory numbers, especially if you go long.

The round ends with a short uphill par 4 back to the clubhouse. Whilst not the toughest hole, it certainly plays longer than it’s yardage and with the bar terrace overlooking, it’s almost certainly played host to some great scenes for members and visiting societies over the years!

 

Of site, The Point boasts comprehensive facilities, including a 14-bay covered driving range, a putting green, and a chipping zone, allowing practice in all weather conditions. Golfers can also hire one of the 12 buggies available and whilst use in winter is unlikely, the course’s excellent drainage, even now on some of the lower-lying holes, means their use is highly likely throughout the main season.

The proximity to other renowned courses such as Bowood Park, Lanhydrock, St Enodoc, Trevose, and for those willing to make the drive (it’s worth it!), Perranporth Golf Club, makes The Point an excellent base for exploring Cornwall’s rich golfing landscape. The course itself certainly holds its own in the region, despite the high level of local company.

After a round of golf, players can relax in the clubhouse, which features a restaurant with a fast-growing reputation and a contemporary terrace bar offering a great golfers menu and a range of beverages. The Point has earned accolades during the past decade, including being featured in The Sunday Times’ “Britain’s Top Golf Hotels”.

A venue you must visit.

Course Information

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Cornwall Ranking

10th

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  • The Point At Polzeath

The Point At Polzeath

Coastal golf and leisure resort set in of one of the top holiday regions in the UK and near to the southwest’s finest courses

Experience the stunning 5* apartments with online walkthroughs!
Lundy | Sole | Viking | FitzroyMalin | Bailey | Rockall

The Point at Polzeath is an exceptional choice for a golf break and as a preferred partner and leading golf tour operator for Cornwall, are delighted to highly recommend this venue.

Offering a blend of challenging golf, luxurious accommodations, and breathtaking coastal scenery. This destination, nestled above the Camel Estuary in North Cornwall, provides a golfing experience that appeals to both seasoned golfers and casual players. The 18-hole, par-72 course is just under 6,300 yards from the back tees, presenting a formidable yet enjoyable challenge for all levels of golfers.

Read a recent review of The Point from one of our regular clients ↗︎

We’ll challenge you to find a golf resort in the UK with more investment over the past decade than The Point. The money, carefully spent, has significantly enhanced the golf course, particularly the greens, which are now considered among the best in Cornwall. With improved fairway definitions, bunkers, tees, and greens, every round at The Point promises to be memorable. Visiting in April 2024, after all the rain in the winter period 2023 – 2024, the course was well drained and the greens running as well (if not on this occasion dare we say slightly better) than their World Top 100 neighbours at the wonderful St Enodoc.

Beyond the main course, The Point at Polzeath offers excellent practice facilities. These include a covered driving range, a practice putting green, and a chipping area.

It also has additional activities on-site including padel and tennis courts, plus an indoor swimming pool with the expected amenities such as sauna, jacuzzi and steam room.

The accommodation at The Point is as equally impressive, providing a range of spacious and contemporary apartments that cater to different needs. The two-bedroom apartments, such as Lundy, Sole, and Viking, offer magnificent views of the sea and countryside, while the three-bedroom units like Fitzroy, Bailey, Malin, and Rockall feature modern amenities and open-plan living areas. These accommodations are designed to provide comfort and luxury, making them ideal for groups of all sizes. Click the links above to take an online walkthrough the apartments.

Dining at The Point centres on The Bear, the newly refurbished upstairs restaurant, and The Bear Bar on the ground floor. The Bear offers a full dining experience with wide views across the golf course and towards Polzeath, while The Bear Bar serves drinks and light snacks in a relaxed setting. Menus feature locally sourced ingredients, with options ranging from breakfast and light lunches to evening meals. The investment in the upstairs restaurant has further improved the dining experience for golfers, residents and other guests.

In addition to golf and dining, The Point at Polzeath offers a variety of activities that make it a well-rounded destination. The Health Club features a state-of-the-art gym, an indoor pool, a sauna, and a steam room, providing ample opportunities for relaxation and fitness. Tennis and padel tennis courts are also available, catering to sports enthusiasts. The surrounding area is perfect for outdoor activities such as coastal walks, surfing, and exploring the stunning Cornish coastline. Polzeath Beach, known for its excellent surfing conditions, is a short distance away, as are the charming villages of Rock and Padstow, which offer a wealth of dining, shopping, and cultural experiences.

The Point at Polzeath is ideally located for exploring North Cornwall. It is just a mile from Rock and St Enodoc and five miles from Wadebridge, making it a convenient base for discovering the region. The nearby attractions, including Polzeath Beach and the villages of Rock and Padstow, provide a variety of activities and experiences that enhance the overall appeal of the destination.

The reputation of The Point at Polzeath has been solidified by its inclusion in The Sunday Times’ list of “Britain’s Top Golf Hotels.” Visitors consistently praise the course for its quality, the friendly and professional staff, and the welcoming atmosphere. These elements contribute to a destination that leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.

Experience the perfect blend of challenging golf, luxurious accommodation, and stunning natural beauty at The Point at Polzeath. Whether planning a short break or an extended golf tour, The Point promises an unforgettable stay. Contact us today to book your next golf adventure and discover why The Point at Polzeath is the ideal choice for your golf break.

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No of rooms

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1 bedroom (2 bed) apartments

Trevose, Pentire

Situated in the main clubhouse building with views out to the golf course. Perfect for those wanting their own space or as a small group of 2

No of rooms

4

2 bedroom (4 bed) apartments

Newlands, Lundy, Sole, Viking

Spacious contemporary two-bedroom apartments arranged over one or two floors, with the open-plan kitchen/living area and magnificent sea and countryside views.

No of rooms

6

3 bedroom (6 bed) apartments

Fitzroy, Apartment 6, Apartment 5, Malin, Bailey, Rockall

Fully catered and spacious three-bedroom contemporary apartment with an open-plan living area, well-appointed bedrooms and beautiful views of the golf course and cliffs beyond.

Resort location

St Minver, Wadebridge, PL27 6QT

The local area

The Point at Polzeath is accessible via a short drive from the main A39 through Cornwall. It is situated within walking distance to both Polzeath and Rock and is a short drive to the World famous St Enodoc Golf Club.

There are many wonderful destinations within a short drive of The Point at Polzeath. The idyllic towns of Rock, Padstow and Port Isaac are all just a short drive/walk away, whilst if you fancy a day trip, you can visit the world renowned Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan or the beautiful southern town of St Ives.

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  • Who are Golf South West?

    Founded in 2015, we are first and foremost the West Country golf travel specialists. We provide our clients with bespoke golf tours and stay & play golf packages for small groups and golf societies alike.

    We are both a domestic golf tour operator working directly for our clients and regional golf DMC who act as an agent for international outbound operators hoping to have their clients experience the beautiful West Country and it’s golfing delights!

    We work closely with our venues to ensure our customers receive the best value and service available for golf travel within the region.

    In 2023 we welcomed 2 new brands into the GSW family. Golf South East and Golf North West. Both offering the same expert service which our clients have come to expect from Golf South West, with experts in each respective region.

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    Golf South West is the West Country’s premier golf tour operator covering the regions of Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Bristol, Gloucestershire, Dorset, South Wales and Hampshire.

    We also work with selected, popular golf resorts across the UK including those under the management of Marriott, plus 4 time Ryder Cup host The Belfry, Celtic Manor and many more.

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    We aim to provide as accurate a price as possible and therefore try to avoid using shoulder/mid season pricing or twilight green fee rates when displaying rates. You may find an intermediate price for breaks in months of April & October at certain venues.

  • Why are golf resort prices the same as elsewhere?

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    Benjamin Franklin once said “The bitterness of poor quality remains long after
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    We often feel we add further value to our clients when it comes to our bespoke golf tour packages, but you can rest assured that when making a stay and play golf resort booking, Golf South West will offer you an extremely high level of service, financial protection and may even offer you a saving or an exclusive extra!

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