Staying on the north Cornwall coast and looking for a round? Tehidy Park is an 18-hole parkland course two miles inland from the sea, open to visitors seven days a week, with green fees from £30. Because it sits in wooded parkland rather than on the cliffs, it plays well on days when the coastal wind makes exposed golf hard work.
Golf near the north coast
Tehidy is within a short drive of St Ives, Hayle, Portreath, and Camborne. Many visitors book a round as a break from the beach, or as the fixed point of a golf-and-coast week: links on a calm day, Tehidy’s sheltered parkland when the wind gets up.
Why parkland when you came for the coast
Cornwall is famous for its links. Tehidy is the opposite by design: tree-lined, sheltered, and composed. That makes it a dependable choice on a changeable day, and a fair one for a mixed group where not everyone plays off a low handicap.
Booking a visitor round
Visitors are welcome all week. Green fees run from £30 to £70 depending on the day and season, and there is no membership requirement. Tee times are booked online through IntelligentGolf, or by calling the Pro Shop on 01209 842914.
Make a day of it
The Cygnets Restaurant and bar is open to visitors as well as members, so you can play eighteen and stay for lunch, or bring the non-golfers for a Sunday roast while the rest of the group is out on the course.
Common questions
Can holidaymakers play at Tehidy?
Yes, visitors are welcome seven days a week, no membership needed.
How much is a round?
Green fees from £30, up to £70 by day and season.
Is it good in bad weather?
The parkland is sheltered, so it holds up better than exposed coastal courses on a windy day.
See visitor golf and green fees, or explore the clubhouse and dining.