St Enodoc is home to one of the finest links courses in Cornwall and the South West of England with many top events being held on it’s fairways over the years. The club is located up the northern coast of Cornwall and much of the course over looks the Estuary with the Padstow in the distance. To go with the amazing golf this location gives the course some truly awe-inspiring views in all directions.
The rugged, rolling beauty of the Cornish coastline provides a stunning backdrop to this wonderfully varied James Braid design. Packed with memorable features such as the Himalayas bunker, it’s a thrilling ride all the way.
St Enodoc boasts two full 18-hole layouts with the main course (The Church Course) having golfing history that can be traced back to 1888 with evidence of 27 holes on site which was later expanded to the 36 and the opening of the Holywell Course.
Cornwall has a reputation for some of the UK’s finest coastal scenery, so it’s no surprise that the county also fares well when it comes to first-class seaside golf, with James Braid’s Church course at St Enodoc on the Camel estuary the most dramatic of its links courses.
There is wonderful variety among its holes, which wind their way up to and around the 11th- century St Enodoc church, where Sir John Betjeman lies buried. This is a place he loved and he even dedicated a verse to it in his work Seaside Golf.


















