Bude & North Cornwall club welcomes all site visitors and societies.
We've several winter season deals and golf pauses/holidays open to tennis societies and teams over eight folks, packages are tailored to you personally private needs. Neighborhood getaway accommodation adjacent to program.
The club additionally hosts numerous open competitions throughout every season for various groups available to people and site visitors.
During summer there was a week long festival of golf with tournaments every day.
Whilst seeing our training course, you are invited to utilize all of the services inside club.
Operating out of the center of Bude our company is a great location for golf societies or vacation golfers. There are numerous accommodation choices within walking distance into club from boutique hotels, guesthouses, vacation flats to caravans and camping.
Including our own comfortable club & restaurant, the city center provides from household pubs providing neighborhood ales and old-fashioned pub grub to speciality restaurants and stylish surf-style grill pubs.
For family members getaway golfers there clearly was a good amount of things you can do off the course. As well as the fabulous beaches you can find tasks for several ages. At the end of August town hosts a jazz festival with artistes from your home and abroad playing at different venues. The clubhouse hosts a number of nights of jazz activity during this week.
Green costs
Typical price £28 per round (Mon to sunlight)
County card £20 per round (Mon to Sun)
Time rate £42 - limitless tennis (Mon to Sun)
5 Day £100 - endless golf * (Mon to Fri)
If staying at guest house or hotel
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