A basic holiday maker pitch & put. Don't expect perfect coz it's far from it but hey it's a nice…read moreform of recreation when you need to fill a morning with entertainment. £4 PP plus deposit for ball.

St Enodoc Golf Club is a private club. They have the Church course which is true championship…read morecourse. You need a decent handicap to be permitted on the course. The other course is their shorter Hollywell course which consists mainly of par 3 and 4. Still a decent course.

What a lovely golf course! I played a twilight (£12) on a February afternoon and had the course to…read moremyself. Holes 2-9 are parkland and holes 10-18 overlook the bay. Stunning views! I liked the par 5 17th the best: dog-leg left with all the trouble on the left; very intimidating. The course is very well kept and the greens were fast. Also had a breakfast in the clubhouse the same morning which was excellent. Highly recommended if you're staying nearby.

An 18 hole, traditional links course with panoramic views of St Ives Bay and Godrevy Lighthouse. As…read morewith all seaside courses the wind can provide challenging conditions but it is not as undulating as some and is suitable for players of all abilities. It also features a well appointed clubhouse and pro-shop.

Another of my favourite places in Cornwall. If you are driving there, you pass through the village…read moreof St Just and take a small, windy road with high hedges that leads to a National Trust car park. Then it's not a long walk to the promentary that is Cape Cornwall, surely one of the most westerly of points in the country. It's very exposed to the weather coming off the Atlantic, so dress appropriately and be prepared to be blown off your feet by the wind! But it's worth persevering and climbing up to the observation point, where the views are spectacular. When you look around, it seems like you are seeing more than 180 degrees of sea. And if you stare at the horizon, you can actually see the curve of the earth! Magnificent!

An 18 hole, par 69 traditional links course overlooking the famous Fistral Beach. There are sea…read moreviews from virtually every hole and it is never wet underfoot which makes it a truly all weather course. A public footpath which crosses several holes is classified as a hazard so care is needed when deciding whether to go for the green or lay up. There are also a number of deep bunkers strategically placed but they are well maintained and playing out of them is not always as daunting as it looks. As with most links courses the greens are lightening fast and the wind can be challenging. The clubhouse has a bar and restaurant on the first floor overlooking the course and sea. Reasonably priced food is available all day.

18 hole Par 3 is a very well maintained course and can give your game a good test, as the weather…read moreconditions, smallish hidden greens,demand a fair degree of accuracy and the correct club selection. It has become a bit more pricey of late, but some local papers do occasionally offer money off vouchers, The pitch and putt is good fun for the non golfers. If golfs not your bag there is fishing, go-carts and some unusual far ground type attractions or just a nice walk down to the stunning Holywell Bay. There is a nice bar with a range of pub grub or try the other fast food outlets on sight