Padstow Golf Tour

Cornwall

Overview

The Padstow Golf Tour brings you to the famous Cornish village set on the south of the Camel Estuary and takes in golf at two of the finest links courses in the West Country.

The Padstow Golf Tour involves two nights accommodation at the Old Custom House hotel, located on the Padstow harbour. Either side of the estuary are the two fantastic links courses, St Enodoc and Trevose. These courses must be added and then ticked off from your bucket list.

This tour is perfect for smaller groups looking to play the top venues while staying in luxury accommodation. Padstow offers great eateries and beautiful views.

1 Night, 2 Rounds

1 Night, 2 Rounds, B&B

Prices from

Low Season

£195pp
High Season

£289pp

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All bookings are fully insured and we are active members of Golf Tourism England, IAGTO and Protected Trust Services

Hotel
Courses

Old Custom House Inn (Padstow)

Old Custom House Inn (Padstow)

Hotel overview

Overlooking the harbour of Padstow, the 23 room Old Custom House is a cosy, convenient place to stay for Trevose, St Enodoc, Newquay or the Point at Polzeath.

The word ‘cosy ’ often conjures up connotations like ‘small’ or ‘pokey ’ but this is certainly not the case here. The Old Custom House has long been a pub, providing a focal point for Padstow fishermen, local people and visitors to enjoy a drink and a bar meal. Today the large bar area and the sunny conservatory welcome families. Serving stylish pub grub, washed down with award winning St Austell Brewery ales and a choice of good wines throughout the year. Next door to the Old Custom House is Pescadou restaurant. Although part of the inn, Pescadou is far from the pub atmosphere.

It excels in providing contemporary, informal dining with all dishes cooked to order in the open plan kitchen. Guests can relax in the well-equipped Beauty Studio, which provides an extensive range of beauty and holistic treatments. There is also a modern, professional hair salon. Brewer & Bean coffee shop, overlooking the quay is the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy the hustle and bustle of Padstow harbour.

It is open daily serving a range of hot beverages, hot and cold snacks and tempting pastries.

Hotel facilities

Bar
Breakfast
En-Suite
Restaurant
Sky/BT
Tea/Coffee
Toiletries
TV

Hotel location

South Quay
Padstow
PL28 8BL

The local area

Padstow is a charming working fishing port surrounded by glorious sandy beaches, at the head of the Camel River. Watching the everyday ebb and flow of harbour life is a perfect way to spend a day. This foodie destination with popular eateries such as Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurant, is the start and end point for the Camel Cycle Trail and a good base for water sports. “I love Padstow for its strong sense of identity. There are Cornish coastal towns that seem to exist almost solely for the summer season, and all but die at the end of October, but Padstow is very different. There’s a year-round community here, which makes the town feel very much alive, even in the depths of winter. A big part of this is that Padstow is not a seaside town, but a working fishing port – it’s a beautiful place to come for a holiday, but it has a purpose that is distinct from tourism, giving the town a defined character rooted in the traditions of the fishing industry.” - Rick Stein

Trevose Golf Club (Championship)
St Enodoc Golf Club (Church)

Course overview

Are you looking for a links resort golf break? Trevose Golf Club is very likely the answer for your next golf trip! One of the finest Links courses in the UK, designed by Harry Colt of Augusta National, Pine Valley, Sunningdale, Royal Portrush and Muirfield fame. It is no surprise that Trevose is one of the most popular golfing destinations in the South West of England. Trevose Golf Club provides breathtaking links golf at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.

As with all true links the wind is always a major factor and means that no two days are ever the same at this magnificent course. The location means that golf is on offer 12 months of the year and condition is maintained to the highest possible standard. This has lead to Trevose being selected to host some major events in recent years including The Brabazon Trophy (2008), The McGregor Trophy (2012) and the English Men’s County Finals (2017). Away from the Championship course, Trevose offers a different challenge in the way of the Headland course. Measuring just over 3000 yards the headland course provides a thrilling 9 holes of golf including a truly unique view awaiting you upon your arrival at the 5th green!

The final piece of the jigsaw at Trevose is The Short Course set around the Chapel of St Constantine’s. This par 3/4 course will allow the less experienced golfer to enjoy the delights of Trevose without fighting around the 7000+ yard Championship course. The Short Course is also regularly used by experienced players looking to hone their short game before the main event. Trevose is perfect as a stand-alone golf resort or as a base for an unforgettable North Cornwall golf tour.

Green fee notice: Non-resident visitors after 2pm on the Championship course in high season

Course type

Links course

Cornwall Ranking

3rd

England Ranking

66th

Course facilities

Bar
Buggies
Driving range
Golf lessons
Par 3 course
Pro shop
Putting green
Restaurant
Short game area

Distances and pars

Blue

Par: 70

Yards: 7,079
White

Par: 70

Yards: 6,256
Yellow

Par: 70

Yards: 6,187
Red

Par: 73

Yards: 5,819

Course overview

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.
The fact you are reading this means you may be interested in a golf break including Cornwall’s golf jewel. Each hole feels unique due to the undulating terrain and tight fairways.

Courage, accuracy and concentration is 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.

Based in Rock, the Golf Club is easily accessible from Padstow, Newquay, Bude, Truro, Bodmin, Saltash & Launceston. If you want to play the best of the best during your stay in Cornwall, then St Enodoc is a must!

Visitor information

4 Balls will be allowed 2pm – 3pm

2 balls will be allowed 8.30am – 9pm on selected days

No visitors on a Sunday

Handicap certificates to be provided on the day

Buggies are limited and can only be hired due to medical reasons