St Enodoc Golf Club

About the Club

Established in 1890 overlooking the Camel Estuary and the Atlantic Ocean, St Enodoc’s Church Course is one of the most picturesque and memorable links in all of Great Britain. Designed by James Braid, the layout is famous for its soaring sand dunes, blind shots, and the iconic 11th-century St Enodoc Church tucked away near the 10th green.

Key Details:

• The Course: The Church Course is a timeless James Braid design, dominated by the legendary "Himalayas" bunker on the 6th hole—one of the highest sand traps in Europe.

• Location: Rock, North Cornwall, enjoying panoramic views across the estuary to Padstow.

• Championship Pedigree: Long-standing host to major regional tournaments, the English Ladies’ Amateur, and R&A championship qualifiers.

• Facilities: Welcoming cliff-top clubhouse with regional cuisine, Pro Shop, driving range, and short-game practice facilities.

• The Playing Experience: A thrilling, quirky, and highly strategic links journey featuring severe elevation changes, firm turf, and greens that require precise distance control.