Perranporth Golf Club

Perranporth Golf Course in Cornwall was established in 1927 and is recognized for being a Championship links course that has maintained its original design by James Braid without alterations. The course is known for its quality greens which are consistently hard, fast, and true, offering a challenging play that is notable for its design fidelity over the years.

The layout offers a year-round playable experience due to the course's effective drainage, allowing for regular play off normal tees and greens every day of the year. Situated along the North Cornwall coastline, the course enhances its 18 holes with ambient views of Perran Bay and its surrounding natural landscape.

With a par of 72, Perranporth Golf Course spans 6,252 yards from the back tees, offering challenges that demand a variety of shot types for golfers of high skill levels. The course features seven blind drives and numerous blind or semi-blind approach shots, which contribute to its difficulty, especially for first-time players and under fast ground conditions.

One of Perranporth's distinctive aspects includes its undulating and firm greens, typically positioned on raised plateaus that require accurate approach play. Despite its modest length, the course's varied terrain, with sloping lies and a perpetually engaging landscape, presents a unique and potentially tiring golfing experience.