Visitors & Green Fees

We operate starting tee times on both courses throughout the year. It is advisable to check in around 30 minutes before your tee time because it may not always be possible to fit you in later should you miss it.

The Club rents buggies only to players who can provide a medical certificate at £40 a round on the Church Course and £30 on the Holywell Course. It is essential to pre-book a buggy should you require one as supply is limited. Buggies are not available for spectators. 

Can be arranged at St Enodoc with prior notice. Please CLICK ON THIS LINK to view our caddy policy.

Golfers are reminded to ensure the safety of others on the course. Only hit the ball when it is safe to do so and please remember that walkers on public footpaths have the right of way. Course rangers help to keep play moving along, and please call the following group through if you fall behind.

As a guide, two-ball games should have completed 6 holes in one hour, four-balls in one hour 20 minutes.

In the Summer, round time could be around 4.5 hours.

There are a number of public footpaths that run through St Enodoc Golf Club. Walkers on the footpath have priority at all times. It is the golfers’ responsibility to make sure it is safe to play their shot.

Visitors are reminded to ensure they have adequate personal liability cover as St Enodoc does not provide such cover for visiting players.

St Enodoc seeks to provide an experience reflecting excellent standards both on the courses and in the clubhouse. Members and guests are respectfully reminded that we request a standard of dress to reflect those values. To avoid embarrassment please ensure that you and your party are properly attired. If you are unclear about the details of our policy, please ask a staff member for clarification.

Golf Courses: Ladies and Gentlemen should wear recognised golf attire. Such attire does not include blue denim, beach wear, football or rugby shirts. Please wear proper golf shoes with socks on the courses.

In the Clubhouse: Smart Casual wear and spikeless golf shoes may be worn in the Reception, Conservatory and Bar Areas – Shoes must be worn in the upstairs Dining Room. Please refrain from wearing any beach attire/flip flops or caps/hats in the clubhouse.

In the Dining Room: Other than for special functions which may require a jacket and tie, smart casual is again the accepted attire. Please do not wear shorts in the Dining Room.

We regret that visitors are not permitted to bring dogs onto the courses.

Please do not make or receive mobile phone calls – except in an emergency.