Bowood Park Hotel & Golf Club

Bowood Park Hotel & Golf Club is a beautiful golf course in North Cornwall. It is set on a hilly area of the former wildlife park of Edward of Woodstock (1330-1376), Prince of Wales and known as “Black Prince”. The nearby St.-Julitta-Church was build somewhen in the Norman period. The trim 18-hole course was opened in 1992 and is among the top 50 golf courses of the country. Dave Thomas designed the championship course which is ideal for all skill levels. The parkland course blends in perfectly with the woody and hilly landscape of Cornwall and offers remarkable challenges with its water hazards and sand bunkers. Bowood Park Hotel & Golf Club also has a short academy course and a floodlit driving range. Professionally trained golf pros and a well-stocked pro shop will help you get the perfect swing. But the beautiful landscape is not all Bowood Park Hotel & Golf Club has to offer: it also impresses with its exclusive hotel. Its restaurant is known for its delicious food and an exquisite selection of wine and whiskey. Bowood Park Hotel & Golf Club can easily be reached by car. The club is located near Camelford at the A39. The place itself, the legendary Tintagel Castle as well as the pretty Port Isaac, where Rosamunde Pilchers novel “The Shell Seeker” was filmed, are great destinations for a day trip.