Trevose Golf and Country Club

The courses and their character

The Championship Course follows Colt's classic design in two loops of nine. The front nine runs through the dunes and along the coast, with Atlantic views, while the back nine heads inland before returning to the clubhouse. Fairways and greens are generous, but stray shots find penal rough or well-placed bunkers, and the wind decides how hard it plays. The course has hosted the Brabazon Trophy (2008), the McGregor Trophy (2012), the English Men's County Finals (2017) and the first European Legends Links Championship (2019). Top 100 Golf Courses notes that Mackenzie & Ebert have been reworking holes since 2016.

Booking and visitor practicalities

Championship Course tee times must be booked in advance, online or by phone. The Headland Course and Short Course take no bookings: you turn up, pay and play. Green fees vary by season and are lower from January to March and in November and December. Full sets of clubs (including premium TaylorMade sets), trolleys and electric buggies can be hired through the golf shop. Trevose does not offer caddies. Metal spikes are not allowed.

Staying and getting there

Lodges, bungalows and apartments are available on site, along with the Constantine Restaurant. The club is at Constantine Bay, west of Padstow.

Highlights

• Harry Colt Championship Course, opened 1925
• Hosted the Brabazon Trophy in 2008
• Pay-and-play Headland and Short courses
• On-site lodges, apartments and restaurant

Good to know

• Book Championship Course tee times in advance; the Headland and Short courses are pay and play
• No caddie service
• Metal spikes are not allowed, and a respectable standard of dress is expected
• Club, trolley and buggy hire can be reserved through the golf shop

Frequently asked questions