Nestling between Crafthole and the sea at Portwrinkle you would be hard pressed to find a course anywhere in the country with such dramatic coastal views. The course was laid by Fernie of Troon in 1905 and although Max Faulkner holds the course record of 62 set in 1947 the Course is intended for everyone.

From those new to Golf, to low handicap players who want that right combination of sporting holes set in one of the most distinctive and epic landscapes Cornwall has to offer.

The golf course is owned by the Whitsand Bay Hotel and through this connection golfers can enjoy the hospitality that can only be found in a magnificent old Cornish Manor House. Golfers can enjoy bedrooms with sea views, relax in comfortable oak panelled lounges and, not least, dine in the Hotels renowned Restaurant.

None golfers are also well looked after in the Hotel's Leisure Club with its large indoor heated swimming pool, gymnasium and sauna. A Beautician is available for a wide range of health and beauty treatments.

Whitsand Bay is a fabulous place to learn, play and compete.

Keep on the A38 - don't go into Plymouth City Centre. Follow signs to Liskeard and Cornwall, go over the flyover and on to the Tamar Bridge. Cross the Bridge and go into the Saltash Tunnel. At the next round-about, about ﾽ mile, carry straight on.

Pass Landrake, then Tideford. Continue up the hill going under a railway bridge. At the next roundabout, Trerulefoot, turn left, towards Plymouth and Torpoint.

Carry on through Polbathic. After another 2 miles you will see a sign for Crafthole, turn right. Go up the hill to Crafthole. Look for a sign for Portwrinkle 1/2 mile, turn right. Follow the road down and the Hotel is on the right