St Austell Open Handicap Challenge

Description

The St Austell Open Handicap Challenge takes place on July 4, 2026, at St Austell Golf Course. This individual competition welcomes players of all abilities and uses Stableford scoring, rewarding consistent play throughout the round. Open to all golfers, it offers an excellent opportunity to compete in a friendly yet competitive format.

St Austell Golf Course

Cornwall, United Kingdom

St Austell Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course located just outside St Austell in Cornwall, designed by the renowned architect James Braid. The course measures 6,042 yards and plays to a par of 69, offering a challenge suited to golfers of all ability levels. Set within the Cornish countryside, the course features wonderful views across the surrounding landscape. The parkland setting provides a picturesque golfing environment characteristic of James Braid's design philosophy. As a member of the Association of James Braid Courses, the club maintains the heritage of this notable designer's work. The course welcomes both members and visitors, with facilities including a driving range equipped with Toptracer technology for practice and analysis. The club offers a warm and friendly atmosphere and serves as a venue for competitive play, including open competitions and society days. The clubhouse provides bar and restaurant facilities along with meeting rooms for private events. Located half a mile down Tregongeeves Lane from the A390, the club is well-positioned to serve golfers from across Cornwall and the Southwest.