Cumberwell Park Golf Club

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Since opening in 1994 Cumberwell Park Golf Club is now established as one of the best courses in the South West and has been awarded four stars in Golf World’s Top Courses in Britain. The Club is also an accredited Golf Mark and Club Mark facility.

The original 18 holes the Red and Yellow opened in 1994, the 3rd 9 holes, the Blue course opened in 1999 and the 4th 9 holes, the Orange course in 2007, all the courses designed by Adrian Stiff provides different challenges for golfers of every ability. The course encompasses a wonderful blend of rolling countryside, lakes, streams, natural copse and woodland. the most recent addition is the superb 9 hole Par 3 Course designed by James Edwards, with another 9 hole Par 3 already in the pipeline.

All 5 of the 9 hole courses provide different challenges for golfers of every ability. The course encompasses a wonderful blend of rolling countryside, lakes, streams, natural copse and woodland.

Each 9 hole course starts and finishes at the clubhouse enabling different combinations of the courses to be played each time.

The natural contours of the landscape have shaped the design of the course, which covers 400 acres. The beauty and interest of the course is further enhanced by nine lakes, thirty-four acres of woodland and free flowing streams.

All greens have been constructed and maintained to the highest specification, and the tees are built with a sandbased root zone mix.

The Course has been sown using the highest-rated cultivators available and maintained using state of the art greenkeeping techniques and machinery. The team of dedicated green staff take tremendous pride in their work and this is reflected in the course presentation.

Practice Facilities

Driving range
Putting green
Golf tuition

Golf Club Amenities

Junior discount
Credit cards accepted
Clubhouse
Restaurant
Proshop
Weddings and corporate events

Rentals

Buggy for hire

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