The Point at Polzeath

The golf course at The Point at Polzeath provides stunning views of the area, including across Camel Estuary, Polzeath Beach, Nicker Point and Padstow Bay. The layout plays in two loops, allowing golfers to play either nine or 18 holes, dependant on their choosing. The front nine plays at the southern side of the resort, and loops around the driving range facility and some of the apartments on site. After coming back to the clubhouse, you then set off for the northern section of the course, and the slightly tighter back nine.

It is a course that can see you start well, with a reachable par 5 for the longer hitters getting you on your way. The road cuts across the fairway, but if you can find the short grass, then the green is in sight. The two par 3s on the front side sandwich the other par 5, with both of the short holes requiring no more than a long iron to find the surface. The 6th is the long hole in between, with a green that is tucked into the trees at the boundary of the property.

Water comes into play on 14, in the form of a winding stream that works its way down the right side of the fairway. 16 is the shortest hole on the course, at just 110 yards from the tips. Just a flick of a wedge can find the centre of the putting surface, but it doesn’t necessarily mean you will make par, let alone birdie! 17 is a double dog-leg par 5, with the hole constantly moving from right to left, before you get to the closer, a medium-length par 4 which requires a drive over the top of a bunker situated in the middle of the fairway. Carry that, and birdieing the last is within reach.

For those looking to relax and unwind during their time on the Cornish coast, The Point’s Heath Club is the perfect place to do so.

The facility plays host to a heated indoor swimming pool, along with a hot tub, sauna and a eucalyptus steam room to really relax and let the toxins out.

There are also tennis and padel courts, along with table tennis on offer as well, for those looking to add another sport to the collection during their stay, while the fully equipped gym is perfect for a quick workout as well.

Unlike the majority of venues on the NCG Top 100s: GB&I Golf Resorts list, The Point at Polzeath does not offer a traditional hotel as part of its accommodation offering.

Instead, the accommodation at The Point at Polzeath comes in the form of luxury self-catering cottages and properties in and around the area. Polzeath, Rock and Daymer Bay play host to these, and there are more than 100 options to choose from.

Fancy owning a piece of Polzeath? You have the chance to do exactly that with Koto at The Point. Koto is a selection of luxury eco-cabins that are part of the resort, with access to all the facilities of The Point at Polzeath.

The cabins, which arrived in 2026 to the resort, are available to buy with a deposit, and are the perfect spot for those who know they will keep coming back to Cornwall.

Where is The Point at Polzeath?

The Point at Polzeath is located in the southwest corner of England, in the county of Cornwall. It is just outside the town of Rock, with Padstow sitting on the opposite side of the River Camel, and within a 15-mile drive. Truro is 30 miles from Polzeath, while Plymouth is around 45 miles from the venue.

What is the nearest airport and station to The Point at Polzeath?

Newquay is home to the nearest airport to The Point at Polzeath, with Cornwall Airport Newquay situated around 20 miles southwest of the resort. However, for a larger range of flights, Bristol Airport – some 140 miles to the east – is the best bet. The nearest train station to The Point at Polzeath is almost as far away, with Bodmin Parkway just under 20 miles from the venue.

What golf facilities does The Point at Polzeath offer?

Along with the stunning golf course, The Point at Polzeath is also home to a full-length driving range, along with a short game area and a putting green to allow players to warm up prior to taking to the course.

Does The Point at Polzeath offer golf lessons?

The Point Golf Academy is the perfect place for those golfers looking to take some advice and coaching during their time in the southwest of England. With two qualified PGA professionals, there is a wide range of tuition available at The Point at Polzeath.

What are the green fees at The Point at Polzeath?

The price of a green fee at The Point at Polzeath changes throughout the year, depending on the season. It is also different depending on whether it is a weekday or weekend. There are also stay and play offers at the resort as well.

For more information on current green fees at The Point at Polzeath, visit their website here (opens in a new tab).

What accommodation is on offer at The Point at Polzeath?

The accommodation at The Point at Polzeath comes in the form of holiday cottages, instead of a traditional hotel. These cottages and properties are based in the local area, with Polzeath, Daymer Bay and Rock all playing host to a wide selection.

What other venues on the NCG Top 100s: GB&I Resorts list are nearby?

The Point at Polzeath is one of several venues on the NCG Top 100s: GB&I Resorts list to be situated in the southwest of England. Trevose and Carlyon Bay are both within 25 miles, while St Mellion is also just 40 miles to the east.

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