West Cornwall Golf Club

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At the long par-3 opener and par-4 closing hole at West Cornwall golf course, you'll be taking aim at the parish church, whose Vicar inspired the creation of this golf course in 1889. As well as the church a whole host of other features all come into play (or view) in this lovely links setting - there is the River Hayle estuary (and harbour), a very quaint single track railway, the odd tin mine or two, sand dunes, pill boxes, the glorious beaches of St Ives Bay with views to St Ives itself, and if that wasn't enough, the stunning and often azure-blue Atlantic is continuously in view. The terrain might be a touch rugged, and the course a tad short, but for most amateurs West Cornwall will present a very thorough examination, especially on the excellent and subtly sloping greens. And when the wind happens to be blowing, as it so often does, then you can definitely guarantee your monies worth of shots, and probably a few lost balls as well.