Golf Breaks

Saunton, North Devon
Features two Par 71, 18-hole Championship Courses

Renowned for its stunning East and West courses, offering golfers a unique and challenging experience. The East Course, designed by Herbert Fowler in 1908, is a classic links course set amid rolling dunes and tall grasses. It demands precision and strategy with its narrow fairways and subtle undulations. On the other hand, the West Course, crafted by James Braid in the 1930s, provides a more forgiving layout, making it suitable for players of all skill levels. Both courses share the breathtaking backdrop of Braunton Burrows and the Atlantic Ocean.

Sidmouth, East Devon
Features a 6,332-yard, Par 69, 18-hole Course

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Established in 1889, this traditional links course offers golfers a challenging and scenic experience. With its panoramic views of the Jurassic Coast, rolling fairways, and undulating greens, Sidmouth provides a true test of golfing skill and precision. The warm and welcoming clubhouse adds to the club's allure, making it an ideal place to relax and socialize after a satisfying round. Sidmouth Golf Club embodies the timeless appeal of coastal golf, inviting both locals and visitors to enjoy the beauty of the seaside while teeing off in style.

Barnstaple, North Devon
Features two courses, 9-hole and 18-hole

Established in 1988, this picturesque club offers golfers a delightful 18-hole parkland course with stunning views of the Taw Estuary and the North Devon countryside. The course features lush fairways, strategic bunkers, and challenging greens, making it suitable for players of all skill levels. With its friendly atmosphere and a clubhouse that welcomes all, Portmore Golf Club provides an enjoyable and accessible golfing experience in a beautiful rural setting, making it a favourite among locals and visitors alike.

Westward Ho, North Devon
Features a 6,663-yard, Par 72, Course

Established in 1864, it holds the distinction of being the oldest golf club in the country, a testament to its enduring appeal. The course itself is a challenging links layout, characterised by undulating fairways, deep bunkers, and the ever-present influence of the unpredictable sea breeze. Golfers here are treated to panoramic views of the North Atlantic Ocean, making it a truly awe-inspiring and authentic links golf experience. With its rich heritage and picturesque location, the Royal North Devon Golf Club is a must-visit destination for golfers seeking a taste of golfing history and natural beauty.

Salterton, East Devon
Features a 6,297-yard, Par 70, 18-hole Course

Founded in 1892, this traditional links course offers golfers a challenging and scenic experience along the Jurassic Coast. With its rolling fairways, rugged dunes, and sea views, it's a true delight for golf enthusiasts. The course is complemented by a welcoming clubhouse, making it a perfect destination for both serious golfers and those seeking a relaxed round in a stunning coastal environment. East Devon Golf Club embodies the essence of classic British golf, providing a memorable golfing experience steeped in tradition and natural beauty. It's ranked as one of the top 100 Golf Courses of the British Isles.

Exeter, South Devon
Features a 6,735-yard, Par 73, 18-hole Course

Established in 1992, this welcoming club boasts an 18-hole parkland course that winds through mature woodland and rolling hills. With its strategic water hazards, well-maintained fairways, and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, Woodbury offers an enjoyable golfing experience for players of all levels. The clubhouse provides a warm and friendly atmosphere, making it an ideal place to relax and unwind after a satisfying round. Woodbury Golf Club exemplifies the charm of Devon golf, inviting both locals and visitors to enjoy the beauty of the countryside while teeing off in style.

Tiverton, Mid Devon
Features a 6,200-yard, Par 71, 18-hole Course

Established in 1932, this scenic parkland course offers a delightful 18-hole layout surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery. With its tree-lined fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and scenic water features, Tiverton Golf Club presents an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all skill levels. The club's friendly and inclusive atmosphere, coupled with its clubhouse facilities, makes it a perfect destination for both local golfers and visitors looking for a relaxing round in a serene rural setting. Tiverton Golf Club encapsulates the charm of Devon golf, providing a memorable golfing experience amidst natural beauty and warm hospitality.

Ilfracombe, North Devon
Features a 5,754-yard, Par 69, 18-hole Course

Established in 1892, this welcoming club boasts an 18-hole parkland course with breathtaking views of the Bristol Channel and the rugged cliffs. With its undulating fairways, challenging greens, and coastal winds, Ilfracombe provides a rewarding test of skill and strategy. The clubhouse offers a warm and friendly atmosphere, making it a perfect place to unwind after a satisfying round. Ilfracombe Golf Club embodies the charm of coastal golf in Devon, inviting golfers of all levels to enjoy the beauty of the sea and the thrill of the game in a picturesque setting.

Okehampton, West Devon
Features a 6,212-yard, Par 71, 18-hole Course

Established in 1904, this picturesque parkland course offers golfers a serene and scenic experience. With its lush fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and captivating views of the surrounding countryside, Okehampton provides an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all levels. The club's friendly atmosphere and clubhouse overlooking the course create the perfect ambience for post-round relaxation and socialising. Okehampton Golf Club exemplifies the beauty of golf in the heart of Devon, offering a tranquil and enjoyable golfing experience amidst the natural splendour of Dartmoor.

St Austell, Cornwall
Features a 6,400-yard, Par 72, 18-hole Championship Course

Described by many as a course of 2 halves, the majority of the golf course boasts breath-taking vistas across the shimmering waters of St Austell Bay, with the challenging opening 10 holes being played right along our stunning Cornish cliff-top, before winding into parkland for the back-stretch. With stunning cliff-top views, rolling fairways, manicured greens and well-maintained hazards, we're the perfect base to tee off along the Cornish coast. The championship course offers a unique blend of parkland and links-style golf that will test all aspects of your golf game.

Rock, Cornwall
Features two 18-hole, Par 79, Courses

Established in 1890, the club is home to two distinct courses: the Church Course and the Holywell Course. The Church Course, with its stunning views of the Camel Estuary and the iconic St. Enodoc Church buried in sand dunes, offers a challenging links experience that has garnered international recognition. The Holywell Course, on the other hand, provides a more relaxed and family-friendly atmosphere, making it perfect for golfers of all skill levels. With its rich golfing heritage and breathtaking surroundings, St. Enodoc Golf Club stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of golf in the heart of Cornwall's coastal paradise.

Perranporth, Cornwall
Features a 6,342-yard, Par 72, 18-hole Course

Situated on the rugged and breathtaking coast of Cornwall, England, is a renowned golfing destination known for its stunning seaside setting and challenging links course. Established in 1927, this course offers golfers a unique blend of natural beauty and golfing excellence. With its rolling dunes, undulating fairways, and panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Perranporth provides a true-links golf experience that can be both thrilling and demanding. Its rich history and picturesque location make it a must-visit destination for golf enthusiasts looking to test their skills in a truly picturesque and challenging environment.

Padstow, Cornwall
Features a Par 72, 18 hole Championship Course

Trevose Golf Club, nestled on the rugged and captivating North Cornwall coastline near Padstow, is a golfing gem that combines natural beauty with exceptional golfing experiences. Established in 1925, this renowned club boasts not one but three outstanding courses: the Championship Course, the Headland Course, and the Short Course. The Championship Course, designed by Harry Colt, is a true links masterpiece, offering golfers sweeping dunes, challenging bunkers, and breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. The Headland Course provides a more relaxed yet equally enjoyable round, while the Short Course is perfect for family golf or a quick game. With its stunning location and a variety of golfing challenges, Trevose Golf Club is a must-visit destination for golfers seeking an unforgettable Cornish golfing adventure.

Saltash, Cornwall
Features two par 72, 18-hole Championship Courses

A premier golfing destination celebrated for its world-class championship courses designed by golf legends Sir Nick Faldo and Jack Nicklaus. Nestled amidst the scenic Cornish landscape, this club offers golfers an exhilarating and challenging experience. With its meticulously designed fairways, strategic bunkers, and stunning natural features, St. Mellion provides a true test of golfing skill and precision. The combination of exceptional layouts and breathtaking views makes it a must-visit for golf enthusiasts looking to tee off in a picturesque and competitive setting.