Trevose Golf & Country Club
Padstow
Set on the dramatic North Cornwall coast close to Constantine Bay and Padstow, Trevose Golf & Country Club offers much more than a place to play golf. Its varied collection of self-catering accommodation makes it particularly well suited to couples, groups and families who want the freedom of their own space while staying right at the heart of a coastal golf resort.
The accommodation is spread around the estate, with options ranging from compact apartments to spacious lodges and cottages. The Fairway Lodges are the premium choice, positioned just below the 18th fairway and sleeping up to six guests across three en-suite bedrooms. Their generous open-plan living, kitchen and dining areas make them ideal for groups who want to relax together after a day on the course, while floor-to-ceiling windows and selected balconies make the most of the views across the links and towards the Atlantic.
For smaller parties, the Trehuel Apartments provide one- and two-bedroom layouts with open-plan living and views over the Championship Course and coastline. The split-level Dormy Apartments, located beside the 18th green, are designed for two guests and offer an easy base for couples or solo travellers. Larger groups can also choose the characterful Fairway Cottage, once Trevose’s original clubhouse, or the family-friendly bungalows and Club Flat. Trevose also has peaceful two-bedroom lodges with private terraces and woodland views.
Staying on site means the resort’s facilities are close at hand. Guests can dine at the clubhouse restaurant, where menus focus on seasonal produce and Cornish flavours, or simply enjoy a drink while looking out towards the coast. Beyond golf, leisure facilities include a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, tennis and padel courts. The surrounding coastline adds another dimension to a stay, with beaches, coastal walks and the harbour town of Padstow all within easy reach.
Golf remains a major part of the experience, with three links courses on site, headed by the Harry Colt-designed Championship Course. For travelling golfers, the real advantage is convenience: accommodation, dining, leisure facilities and golf are all together, so there is no need to travel between hotel and course each day.
Trevose Golf & Country Club is therefore a strong choice for golfers looking for a relaxed Cornish break with more flexibility than a traditional hotel stay. Whether travelling as a couple, family or golf group, the range of accommodation allows visitors to choose the space and style that suits their trip while enjoying one of North Cornwall’s most memorable coastal settings.
Newquay Cornwall Airport
12km
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Cost of a Beer:
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Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
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About The Area
Polzeath is a superb choice for a coastal golf break in North Cornwall, combining accessible golf with Atlantic beaches, dramatic walking routes and some of the region’s finest links courses. The village sits between Pentire Head and the Camel Estuary, offering a lively seaside atmosphere during summer and a much quieter escape outside the school holidays. Cornwall Airport Newquay is around 35 kilometres away, although travelling by car is the easiest way to reach the area’s different courses and coastal villages.
The closest course is The Point at Polzeath, located between Polzeath, Rock and Daymer Bay. The resort has an 18-hole golf course, covered driving range, coaching facilities and a welcoming clubhouse, alongside self-catering accommodation, an indoor swimming pool, gym, tennis and padel courts. This makes it particularly convenient for couples, groups and families looking for more than golf alone.
A Polzeath golf holiday should also include St Enodoc Golf Club in nearby Rock. The club has two links courses among natural sand dunes beside the Camel Estuary, with views towards Padstow and the Atlantic. Golfers staying longer can travel to Trevose Golf & Country Club, where its Championship Course and shorter layouts add further variety to a North Cornwall itinerary.
Away from the fairways, Polzeath is best known for its broad sandy beach and reliable Atlantic surf. Surf lessons and equipment hire are widely available, while cafés, pubs and restaurants provide plenty of relaxed options after a round. Walkers can follow the South West Coast Path around Pentire Point and the Rumps, enjoying far-reaching coastal views and the chance to spot seals and peregrine falcons.
Nearby Rock and Daymer Bay are also worth exploring. From Rock, the passenger ferry crosses the Camel Estuary to Padstow, making it easy to add its harbour, shops and renowned food scene to the trip. We particularly recommend Polzeath in late spring or early autumn, when the coast is generally quieter but still well suited to golf, walking and time beside the sea.
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