Welcome
by previous arrangement. Packages will be tailor made to meet your group’s requirements.
Telephone no.: 01579 352031
or e-mail: stmellion-golfdays@crown-golf.co.uk
Green
Fees
Nicklaus:
Monday - Wednesday: G, Thursday-Friday
G / Weekend H
Early Bird, Twilight, Junior and Resident rates available, call the Pro Shop
Course
Designer
Jack
Nicklaus/Hamilton Stutt
Nicklaus -1988
Kernow -1976
Nicklaus - Refurbishment completed June 2009
Location
Situated
in 450 acres of stunning Cornish countryside in the beautiful Tamar Valley near Plymouth in Devon.
Tamar
Bridge, 5 miles NW of Saltash
Follow the A30 from Exeter, through Okehampton until you reach the A388 at Launceston. Turn onto A388 and follow the road to Callington. Stay on road until you reach St. Mellion.
Facilities
* New four star, 80-bedroom Hotel / Lodges / Cottages
*
A la carte Restaurant (An Boesti), Brasserie, Nicklaus Bar, Bewdern Bar, Lounge
* Weddings, Private Functions, Conferences
*
Indoor Leisure Club offering three indoor Pools, Sauna, Steam Room, Spa Pool and a state-of-the-art Gymnasium / Kids Club / Crèche
* Corporate Golf Days available
* Coaching /
Video Coaching Software / Vector Launch Monitor
*
Driving Range (see information below), GPS buggies - early booking recommended
* Custom fitting
For details of the 4* St Mellion International Hotel, Click Here
Course
Description
The Nicklaus course was designed by the great man himself and hosted the
B&H International for 6 years. Not one of the holes is mediocre
- they are all unique, with character, beauty, sand and lots
of water.
The undulating parkland Kernow Course has undergone a major facelift including the addition of new lakes and bunkers in addition to new greens.
This famous West Country golf resort has hosted the Benson & Hedges International on six occasions and the Midas English Seniors Open in 2007.
The English Open will return to The European Tour International Schedule from 2009 and be staged at the St Mellion International Resort at least until 2015.
The course has been a regular fixture on the UK Top 100 and narrowly lost out as the host venue for the 1993 Ryder Cup. It is also regarded as second only to Carnoustie as the most difficult golf course in Great Britain.
Course
Reviews
What a delight, friendly pro, friendly
membership, delightful
position, superb condition. Richard Freeman January 19, 2005
The Nicklaus course is un-like any I have ever played, it
has
everything a true championship course should have, tight fariways,
greens that are not too big, and enough variety for anyone,
I played it in November where the rain was coming down and
the wind was blowing on and off, I had
the best time out there, played ok but was in constant awe
of the natural surroundings, a great golf course and indeed
a must play course for anyone who enjoys good golf courses. Wayne Box January 20, 2005
You easily forgive the challenge it puts before you, because
of its sheer beauty. Tom Dearman February 4, 2006
Driving Range
Hours
Unknown
Bays
40
Covered
Some
Heated
0
Automatic Teeing
0
Floodlit
0
Prices
Unknown
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