St Enodoc Golf Club
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Course Information
St Enodoc Golf Club, Cornwall is a 36 hole complex; Church Course, 18 hole par 69 (6299 yard) and Holywell Course, 18 hole par 63 (4082 yard), private, links golf course designed by James Braid.
36 holes | Par Church Course par 69; Holywell Course par 63 | Church Course 6222 yards; Holywell 4082 yards | Private | Links
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Address: Rock, Wadebridge, Cornwall, PL27 6LD United Kingdom
Tel: 01208 863216
Golf Pro: Nick Williams | Tel: 01208 862402
Website: http://www.st-enodoc.co.uk
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Online Booking Available at https://stenodoc.intelligentgolf.co.uk/visitorbooking/
Midweek Guide: Church Course £125.00 per round; Holywell Course £35.00 *
Weekend Guide: Church Course £130.00 per round; Holywell Course £35.00 per round *
- Societies Accepted to Play
- 7 Day Membership Available
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
Tee Time Information
Midweek Guide: Church Course £125.00 per round; Holywell Course £35.00 *
Weekend Guide: Church Course £130.00 per round; Holywell Course £35.00 per round *
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
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4.93
AVERAGE RATING 4.7
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Simon B rated 5 out of 5
Reviewed Jan 27 2011
A holiday treat each year. St Enodoc is unparallelled as a links course, for the course, the views of the Camel Estuary and the clubhouse. Every hole is a classic, not just the 6th and the 10th. Greens are a real challenge with slopes all over the place. The 14th green is cut in half with a drop over a wall. What an approach shot that makes. This course is also in my top 3.
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Gavin W rated 5 out of 5
Reviewed Aug 23 2010
Very tough but very enjoyable course
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Carolyn T rated 5 out of 5
Reviewed May 16 2010
Tough but beautiful. The loop around the church being particularly difficult. On a sunny day though the views are amazing of the rock estuary. The range of holes can be almost quirky but if you like a challenge this is one of the best I have played in Cornwall!
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Robert H rated 5 out of 5
Reviewed Oct 9 2008
just returned from a golf trip to the south-west and i'm completely blown away by the sheer beauty of this course. i did'nt even play well and it was blowing a gale and showers but the feeling of playing somewhere truly special helped me overcome that. This is not an easy course to get on or an easy course to play, i have played most of the british open courses and most of the big courses in spain and portugal, i can honestly say that the condition here was the equal of or better than any and at £55 summer rate is an absolute bargain. Go there !!!
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Alan A rated 5 out of 5
Reviewed Aug 29 2007
You must play this course at least once in your life. Awesome in every sense of the word!
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A Golfer rated 4.5 out of 5
Reviewed Feb 7 2023
Really beautiful setting and a challenging course.
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Shamus K rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed May 14 2024
Lovely course, wonderful setting, very expensive
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Mike C rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed May 31 2022
Fantastic short but challenging course
I love this course. Every year when we come down to Rock I play it every day. Relatively quiet and compared to the Church course very good value.Reviewer Rating
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A Golfer rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed Jan 7 2022
Spectacular scenery
Spectacular scenery, links course and great clubhouse.Reviewer Rating
A Golfer rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed Jan 7 2022
Wide variety of holes
Stunning location with great greens and a wide variety of holes by length and difficulty.Reviewer Rating
A Golfer rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed Jan 7 2022
Challenging course
Very challenging course. Every hole has it’s own character.Reviewer Rating
A Golfer rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed Jan 7 2022
Playable 12 months of the year
Church course is a great links course playable 12 months of the year.Reviewer Rating
Tomo M rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed Aug 13 2019
One of the most picturesque courses you will ever play. In fantastic condition and well worth the accolades it’s receives. There sheer amount of public allowed to roam around the course with dogs, on their way to the beach and generally out for a stroll does knock it down a tad when you consider you’re paying close to £100 for your right to be on it. Would play it again in a heartbeat as the course is worth putting up with the distractions. Put it on your bucket list!
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Eddie M rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed May 27 2019
Super course
The church course is a quality course. Although a long par 5 to start, it's not a great hole as you can't see the ball land on the 1st or 2nd shots. The 3rd is a dog leg with no obvious line. The 4th is a strange short par 4 (with a wall next to the green). The 5th has a big bunker (I do mean a really big bunker). There are some good holes near the church, although having walkers going up the edge of the fairway is not ideal. The greens were good, but didn't hold the ball well. There was preferred lies on the fairways (you could also get some surprising bounces from the middle of the fairway). The rough was lush in places and you could lose a ball very easily. A good course but maybe a little overpriced.Reviewer Rating
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Giless C rated 4 out of 5
Reviewed May 25 2019
Top class set up as you’d expect for an Open qualifier. All practise facilities close by, nice clubhouse. Frequently challenging without being overly long, most holes will stick long in your memory. Great views of the bay on the right day.
Surprisingly, a few negatives to put in context of the steep green fee. Preferred lies in the middle of May isn’t ideal. A lot of walkers to wait for at the church end of the course. Worse than that, and really something all clubs who welcome visitors have to address, our society was being hit into and moaned at by members frequently on the day, and that’s going to leave a bad taste however good the course is. If courses appreciate the visitor income, and I’m sure St Enodoc does, then it’s incredibly simple in this day and age for members to be notified of when societies have been booked and to avoid them.
A little over rated on here partly because of that, but not by much and ahead of Burnham as the Southwests best course
Surprisingly, a few negatives to put in context of the steep green fee. Preferred lies in the middle of May isn’t ideal. A lot of walkers to wait for at the church end of the course. Worse than that, and really something all clubs who welcome visitors have to address, our society was being hit into and moaned at by members frequently on the day, and that’s going to leave a bad taste however good the course is. If courses appreciate the visitor income, and I’m sure St Enodoc does, then it’s incredibly simple in this day and age for members to be notified of when societies have been booked and to avoid them.
A little over rated on here partly because of that, but not by much and ahead of Burnham as the Southwests best course
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