In a sheltered wooded valley in central Cornwall lies countryside of a softer hue, concealing one of the finest golf courses in the South West. Over the years Lanhydrock has been beautifully moulded into the landscape and this has produced a course that offers an enjoyable challenge to golfers of all abilities.

From the 1st hole, players are at once excited and enthralled. A short par four provides the option for a gentle lay up to the generous landing area, or do you take on the water with the opportunity of a birdie or eagle?

Only another 17 holes to entice, tease and reward.

Approaching from the North East, leave the M5 at Exeter, and take the A30 for Okehampton, continuing on this road until Bodmin is signposted. Take the Bodmin turning and follow the signs for town centre: at the mini roundabout located by the Church, turn left up the hill towards Lostwithiel, (B3268). You will find Lanhydrock Golf Club one mile out of town on your right just before this road re-crosses the A30 on a flyover.

Approaching from the East on the A38 from Plymouth through Liskeard to Bodmin, just before approaching the A30 slip road and Bodmin roundabout, you will see a left turn signposted Lanhydrock N.T. and Lostwithiel. Turn left and follow the road straight on until you reach a mini-roundabout. You will see the Tourist Board brown sign for Lanhydrock Golf Club at this point. Turn right at the mini-roundabout (3rd exit) and continue along the B3268 towards Bodmin. You will find Lanhydrock Golf Club on your left approximately ﾼ mile along this road.

Approaching from the South West on the A30, from the main roundabout follow the sign for the A38 towards Plymouth, take the second right (Lanhydrock House N.T. Lostwithiel), follow the road straight on until you reach a mini-roundabout. You will see the Tourist Board brown sign for Lanhydrock Golf Club at this point. Turn right at the mini-roundabout and continue along the B3268 towards Bodmin. You will find Lanhydrock Golf Club on your left approximately ﾼ mile along this road.