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Golf in Cornwall
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Discounted Green Fees
available through
the
selected
golf accommodation in Cornwall
on this website
simply choose your
preferred
destination,
and type of accommodation
from the brochures provided
on this web site.
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the proprietor of your
chosen accommodation
and further
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Golf in Cornwall's Atlantic Coast for your Golf Break
Stretching from Bude in the North to Redruth in the South it's beauty lies within
the
granite cliffs which tower over the spectacular sandy beaches down below.
Here
the fury of the Atlantic Ocean washes the beaches with the legendary surf
that has
made this area of Cornwall the epicentre of Europe's surf scene.
Steeped in history
and legends, Cornwall's Atlantic Coast offers visitors, spectacular beaches, magnificent
coastal walks and scenery that will take your breath away as craggy coastline gives
way to rolling countryside and then granite moorland of Bodmin Moor.
Amongst all
of this are traditional seaside resorts, Market towns and quaint fishing villages.
Sports abound within this area and golfers will discover some of the best
golf courses in Cornwall
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Choose the type of accommodation for your Golf Break in Cornwall
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BUDE / WIDEMOUTH BAY area
Bude, was once a busy port with canal is a coastal resot
which boasts
fine sandy beaches, rock pools, tidal swimming pool, good shopping centre
and restaurants.
Widemouth Bay lies about 3 miles south of Bude and is an area unspoiled
by commercialisation. Offering visitors an award winning, mile long fine sandy beach
with an abundance of rock pools. Well known for its surfing
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BOSCASTLE & TINTAGEL area
Boscastle is an entrancing north coast harbour with a 16th
century quay and 14th century cottages clinging to hillside above fast flowing water.
Tintagel
- the legendary birthplace of King Arthur with all the
myths and legends that surround
it is set on a rugged and dramatic coastline.
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BODMIN MOOR area
Bodmin area is a mixture of craggy tors and county towns.
Bodmin
Moor is an untamed world but as wisps of mist curl around stone circles, wild ponies
graze on the wind shaped tors and in the moorland villages you will find a welcoming
oasis.
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LAUNCESTON area
Once the capital of Cornwall this 12th Century walled town is mentioned
in the Doomsday Book. Its narrow thoroughfares and market square are lined with elegant
Georgian houses and the 14th Century church of St Mary Magdalene is a must with its
intricately carved stone. Once described as the most interesting inland town in Cornwall
it now boasts attractions such as Lawrence House Museum, Hidden Valley, Trethorne
Leisue Park and Leisure Centre.
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PADSTOW & WADEBRIDGE area
Padstow is built on a hillside overlooking Camel Estuary
it is a busy
harbour fringed with many intact medieval buildings. With fine beaches
at St. George's Well and Trevone Bay and the Camel Trail which follows the former
railway line.
Wadebridge is a market town with the Victorian rail link to Padstow
and Bodmin now the 12 mile waterside Camel Trail for walking and cycling.
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PORT ISAAC area
Port Isaac is made up of narrow twisting streets with geranium-filled
alleys (drang's) and fish cellars. You will find a small beach and a fishing harbour
which dates back to the Middle Ages.
A fine church can be found and twice yearly there is a music festival at nearby St.
Endellion. Nearby is Long Cross Victorian Gardens
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NEWQUAY area
A resort for all seasons which offers the traditional seaside holiday.
The surfing capital of Britain with Fistral beach at its heart. Endowed with 10 other
glorious beaches which, although more sheltered, are no less scenic and are perfect
for laid-back activities such as cliff walking, bird watching and with numerous courses
within the easy reach golf is an attractive pastime.
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