We invite you to visit this warm and friendly club offering a challenging course, the front nine set in parkland, whilst the back nine overlooks the spectacular St. Austell Bay. Regardless of whether you are an individual, a small party or looking to organise a corporate event, we can offer a variety of packages tailored to meet your individual requirements.
Situated in Mid Cornwall, Porthpean golf course with its on site accommodation, is a clear favourite when considering a golf break in the county. Clubhouse facilities are open to everyone, and we welcome you all to admire the views from our South coast location. A warm welcome awaits both golfers and non golfers to enjoy the facilities and on site accommodation as a base for your holiday or golf break.
Situated in Mid Cornwall, Porthpean golf course with its on site accommodation, is a clear favourite when considering a golf break in the county. Clubhouse facilities are open to everyone, and we welcome you all to admire the views from our South coast location. A warm welcome awaits both golfers and non golfers to enjoy the facilities and on site accommodation as a base for your holiday or golf break.
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Porthpean golf course creates unique challenges demanding the skills of power, placement and fine judgement for the discerning golfer. A test for all levels of golf. The front nine holes are in a pleasant parkland setting which borders with Penrice Woods, with distant views of rural Cornwall. The returning holes offer magnificent panoramic views overlooking St. Austell Bay.
Our clubhouse is situated adjacent to the 1st Tee and 18th green, with a spectacular view overlooking the St. Austell Bay. The bar is well stocked with popular beverages, as well as offering homemade cakes, snacks and light meals. A large decking area is a sanctuary for outdoor socialising and eating, whilst admiring that spectacular view.
Porthpean Golf Club offers a very warm and friendly greeting to both golfers and non golfers alike. Situated in Mid Cornwall, with its on site accommodation, Porthpean provides an excellent base to play golf and explore the attractions of Cornwall. The front nine are in a parkland setting, whilst the back nine takes in the views of this wonderful Bay.
The historic old sea port of Charlestown is nearest to the golf club at Porthpean, just a short few minutes drive or leisurely 30 minute walk away. St Austell is the main town closest to the club. On the 'Cornish Rivera' the town has benefited from recent regeneration and has beautiful surrounding areas to make the most of your visit or holiday in mid Cornwall.
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Stewart Morris
Jan 25, 2022
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David Chapman
Jan 20, 2022
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Susan Baker
Oct 18, 2021
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Sam Prince
Oct 13, 2021
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Played on a busy Sunday. Whilst this I can accept as something that can occur, playing behind a 5-ball using 3 sets of clubs I can't. On requesting to play through which was refused, a member playing behind us phoned to the course manager to come out onto the course to address their 'slow play'.
24 hours on from writing/editing the above, I must balance my irritation with the positives: its a pleasant course which is really 18 holes squeezed into the space for 16 (back nine specifically condensed - 4 par 3s). The pluses are value for money, the back nine sea views and decent club staff. On this
24 hours on from writing/editing the above, I must balance my irritation with the positives: its a pleasant course which is really 18 holes squeezed into the space for 16 (back nine specifically condensed - 4 par 3s). The pluses are value for money, the back nine sea views and decent club staff. On this
Sam Critchley
Sep 22, 2021
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What a lovely, friendly golf club. Their food is also very good - I had a great plate of scampi & chips for lunch with a large group of friends. After our round we sat inside having a pint and chatting about out golf. The man running the bar brought us out some free cake to go with it.
Unfortunately we couldn't see the scenery from the most beautiful holes as it was drizzling heavily, but the cliffs we could vaguely make out looked impressive.
Unfortunately we couldn't see the scenery from the most beautiful holes as it was drizzling heavily, but the cliffs we could vaguely make out looked impressive.
Lynn Fitzwater
Sep 19, 2021
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Martin Moran
Aug 11, 2021
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Brad Fergus
Dec 13, 2019
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