Trevose Golf Club

Trevose Golf Club sits on the north Cornwall coast near Padstow, on the headland between Constantine Bay and the mouth of the Camel Estuary. This stretch of coastline is exposed to the Atlantic, with sandy bays, dune systems and rocky headlands typical of Cornwall's north coast rather than the more sheltered south. Padstow itself is a working fishing harbour that has become one of Cornwall's better-known food and tourism towns, and Trevose lies a short distance outside it, reached along minor roads through farmland and dunes. The club operates as a golf complex offering more than one course across the headland, a layout shaped by the dune terrain rather than by flat inland ground. Its position away from any large town gives it a self-contained, resort-like setting, with accommodation on site rather than relying on nearby hotels. The surrounding coastline is designated for its scenic and wildlife value, and the exposed, breezy conditions typical of this part of Cornwall are a constant feature of play here.