Mullion Golf Club

Just a few miles from the most Southerly point on the British mainland, Mullion Golf Course epitomises the best of playing golf in Cornwall. The far reaching views from the Towans above the cliffs stretching to the links holes towards the beach and Gunwalloe Church, are magnificent. Lamorna and Mousehole can be seen across the ever changing seas of Mounts Bay, and the familiar sight of St Michael's Mount viewed from a different angle from the cliff top tees.

Although just over six thousand yards off the white tees, do not be deceived, the course is a challenge. As with most coastal courses, the wind is a significant factor and accurate shot making is needed. With possibly the best greens in Cornwall which are in excellent playing condition all year round you can be assured of a testing putt! However, any frustrations immediately fade away with the beauty of your surroundings. Be calm, the next shot will save the day!

The club was formed in 1895 as a nine-holer and has been enjoyed regularly down the years by literary giants such as Conan Doyle, AP Herbert and AA Milne. Framed by sandy coves and protected reed beds, the course is situated on the cliffs of the Lizard Peninsula just a few miles from the most southerly point on the British mainland. So you can expect far-reaching views and lots of wind! The 394-yard 10th begins with a simple tee shot at the marker and continues with a downhill second to an ocean-side green with a ravine to the right. It ends with a dreamy minute or two of putting.