St Enodoc Golf Club

St Enodoc Golf Club in Cornwall consistently ranks highly in the top of the best golf courses in the UK and Ireland. It is a James Braid links course with stunning views and excellent presentation year-round.

Visitors from throughout the world have come to enjoy this classic layout and its beautiful setting. It takes its name from a small 13th century church buried under the sand by a storm in the middle of the 19th century then finally cleared in 1863.

Another curiosity is the gigantic bunker-dune nicknamed the Himalaya, a sort of 25 m high promontory guarding access to the hidden green of the 6th hole. It may not look it but the par 5 1st is one of the easier holes even if you have to thread your way carefully between the sand dunes.

Pars are harder to come by on the long par 4 2nd and 3rd holes. The 10th hole is often described as the course’s signature hole as it winds its way towards 11th Century St.

EnodOC Church where John Betjeman lies buried.