Cornwall

An 18-hole, par-72 parkland course designed by Bob Knott and Ryder Cup player Brian Huggett, set within 230 acres of former Black Prince deer park near Camelford. USGA-specification greens, 26 lakes and ponds, and North Cornwall countryside views make it one of the region's leading courses.

A 9-hole, 18-tee course designed by five-time Open champion James Braid in the 1920s, set in mature parkland beside the Budock Vean Hotel on the Helford River. Often rated among the finest 9-hole courses in Cornwall, with a mild, playable-year-round climate.

An 18-hole course overlooking the dramatic, rugged coastline of Cape Cornwall near Land's End, part of a wider club with dining, leisure and fitness facilities.

Cornwall's finest cliff-top course, this 18-hole, par-72 Championship layout runs along the cliffs above St Austell Bay for its first ten holes, delivering breathtaking coastal views. A 9-hole Approach Course and six-acre practice ground complete the complex.

An 18-hole, par-72 parkland course designed by Dr Martin Hawtree, set within 180 acres along the River Tamar close to Plymouth. Water hazards and tree-lined fairways feature throughout, including a notable 140-yard carry over water at the 14th.

Established in 1894, this 18-hole course blends parkland and clifftop golf with stunning views across Falmouth Bay towards Pendennis Castle and St Mawes. Tree-lined holes on the front nine give way to an exposed back-nine loop around the headland.

England's most south-westerly golf course, a 9-hole layout played from 18 tees over open, gently sloping moorland on St Mary's. The signature short 4th plays into a gorse-surrounded basin with spectacular cliff-top sea views.

An 18-hole parkland course set in a sheltered wooded valley just outside Bodmin, owned by the Bond family since 1993. Tree-lined fairways, water hazards and well-placed bunkers make for an enjoyable test, backed by a 45-room hotel and modern clubhouse.

Founded in 1910 and extended to 18 holes in the 1970s, this mature parkland course on the edge of Launceston is the first stop for golfers crossing into Cornwall from the A30. Elevated fairways give sweeping views over both Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor.

An 18-hole course designed by Harry Vardon and opened in 1935, set on high ground above the fishing town of Looe in south-east Cornwall.

An 18-hole hilltop heathland course set above the North Cornwall coast near Newquay, offering wide-ranging coastal views.

England's most southerly golf club, founded in 1895 on land now owned by the National Trust on the Lizard Peninsula. This 18-hole course runs from clifftop tees above Mount's Bay down to links holes near Gunwalloe Church Cove, with the 6th to 12th holes among its most memorable.

One of Cornwall's finest links courses, this 18-hole layout was designed by Harry Colt and overlooks the famous surfing beach of Fistral Bay in Newquay.

An 18-hole course near St Austell where a parkland front nine bordering Penrice Woods gives way to a dramatic, undulating back nine along the coast with panoramic sea views.

A 9-hole, par-3 course with far-reaching views from the North Cornwall coast to St Austell, complemented by a floodlit driving range, holiday accommodation and licensed bar.

An 18-hole, par-69 course designed by James Braid, incorporating raw mine-waste terrain from the local china clay industry into its natural hazards. First opened in 1914 and refined by Braid in 1925, it remains a warm, welcoming members' club open to visitors.

Founded in 1922 on the Basset estate and first laid out by Open champion Jim Barnes, this 18-hole, par-71 parkland course in Tehidy Country Park features tree-lined fairways, natural lakes and streams across its 6,261 yards.

An 18-hole course above the Camel Estuary near Rock and St Enodoc, combining a parkland layout with coastal views over Hayle Bay and Pentire Point. Ongoing investment has raised the standard of its greens in recent years.

A 9-hole, pay-and-play parkland course just outside Newquay with maturing tree-lined fairways, offering both 9- and 18-hole green fees plus an adjoining driving range.

An 18-hole, par-71 parkland course near Launceston measuring 6,375 yards, with tree-lined fairways, water hazards and strategic par-3s set in the Cornish countryside. Part of a wider resort with a driving range, hotel and family leisure facilities.

Founded in 1937, this 18-hole, par-67 parkland course sits in gently undulating countryside on the edge of Truro, with a clubhouse balcony overlooking the city and its cathedral.

A classic 18-hole links course dating to 1889 on the dunes at Lelant, between St Ives and Hayle, where the St Ives Bay branch railway line runs directly through the course.

Designed by Fernie of Troon in 1905, this 18-hole, par-70 clifftop course at Portwrinkle offers some of the most dramatic coastal views in the West Country, now under the ownership of the Antony Estate.