Yes. Tehidy Park Golf Club, at Camborne in Cornwall, is open to visiting golfers seven days a week, with green fees from £30 and no membership required. You book a tee time, play eighteen parkland holes laid out in 1922, and the clubhouse and Cygnets Restaurant are open to you afterwards.
How do I book a visitor tee time?
Call the Pro Shop on 01209 842914 for today’s tee times, or book ahead through the club. The Pro Shop team handle tee bookings, equipment questions, and anything concerning the course itself.
What does a round at Tehidy Park cost?
Visitor green fees at Tehidy Park are £30–£70 per person, with the confirmed rate shown at checkout. Guest-of-member rates are £25–£35, junior visitors are £20, and County Card rates are listed on the green fees page. Buggies are hired separately from the Pro Shop.
What kind of course will I find?
Eighteen parkland holes across the grounds of the old Basset Estate, two miles from the north Cornwall coast – par 71 for men, 73 for ladies, with mature woodland, three lakes, and a fair test from the white tees at 4,842 yards to the championship markers. The course was first advised by Jim Barnes, the Cornish-born winner of four major championships, and refined after the war by the architect C. K. Cotton.
Do I need a handicap certificate?
No handicap certificate is required for general visitor play. Societies and groups are welcome by arrangement – see our societies and corporate page.
What should I do when I arrive?
Arrive at the Pro Shop at least 20 minutes before your tee time. The Pro Shop is where you check in, confirm any buggy or trolley hire, and ask about the course that day. Free parking, the practice ground, putting green, changing rooms, and clubhouse are all on site.
Who should I ask for help?
For visitor tee times, buggies, trolleys, or course questions, call the Pro Shop on 01209 842914. Jonathan Lamb PGA is based at Tehidy Park for coaching and simulator lessons if you want professional help before or after your round.
Can I eat at the club without playing?
Yes. The Cygnets Restaurant and bar is open to members, visitors, and non-members alike, whether you have played eighteen holes or simply come over from Camborne for lunch. The kitchen team has been at the club for over thirty years, and the food hygiene rating has stood at 5 out of 5 since the scheme began.