Carlyon Bay Golf Club

The Carlyon Bay Golf Club Championship Course, established in 1912, stretches 6,400 yards and is a Par 72 course. It stands out as a premier cliff-top golf course in Cornwall and is recognized for its remarkable coastal views.

The layout is often described as a "course of two halves," with the front ten holes offering challenging play along the Cornish cliff-top. The remaining holes transition into a more parkland setting, presenting a different style of play.

Hosting prestigious competitions, the course has welcomed numerous notable figures, including Edward VIII, then Prince of Wales, over a century ago. Today, it continues to attract celebrities to its Pro Ams and various competitions.

Despite its historical significance and the display of original trophies in the clubhouse, the club remains forward-looking, aiming for continuous improvement while honoring its origins and the vision of its 1912 designers.