St Kew Golf Club

St Kew Golf Club is a nine-hole, eighteen-tee course located on the edge of St Kew Highway, approximately 3 miles north of Wadebridge in Cornwall. Founded by farmer John Brown in 1992, the course features mature landscaping including 4,000 planted trees that have developed over three decades.

The layout comprises an outward nine of 2,213 yards with four par fours and three par threes (191, 200, and 216 yards), while the inward nine offers six par fours and three par threes, all no shorter than 138 yards. The complete 64-par course presents a challenging test of golf through strategic use of water hazards, 22 bunkers, and tree-lined fairways, though without significant elevation changes.

St Kew is home to the Cornish Professional Short Course Championship, with the course record standing at 60. The facility includes a covered driving range, putting green, and chip practice area. Open year-round, the course is known for its well-maintained greens and fairways, welcoming both society groups and green fee visitors.