Treloy Golf Club

Treloy Golf Club sits on the Cornish slopes near Trebarva, a proper 18-hole course that punches above its weight for a inland track. The layout winds through tree-lined fairways with enough elevation change to keep your shots honest - not brutally difficult, but it demands respect.

You're looking at a solid three and a half hours for a round. It's the sort of place where golfers actually want to spend time rather than rush through, which says something. The course has that well-maintained feel without being intimidating or overly manicured. Handicapped players will find it fair; high handicappers might struggle with a couple of the par fours, but nothing unreasonable.

Who'll get the most from it? Golfers on a proper break, obviously. The course attracts both regulars and visitors passing through Cornwall. It's not a destination in itself - you're not flying to Treloy for the golf - but if you're staying at somewhere like Hendra Holiday Park down the road and fancy a round, this beats driving to the coast courses.

Membership and visitor rates aren't published online, so ring ahead before you pitch up. The clubhouse is decent enough without being fancy. Facilities are solid rather than spectacular. Early morning slots tend to be quieter if you prefer a peaceful swing.

It's a respectable day out if golf matters to you. Not life-changing, but you won't regret the detour.