With
its two championship golf courses, this famous West Country golf resort has
hosted the Benson & Hedges International on six occasions, firmly securing St
Mellion's position as the finest venue for golf in Cornwall and as one of
Europe's premier resorts for both golf and leisure.
The English Open, a tournament steeped in rich history and tradition, will
return to The European Tour International Schedule from 2009 for a minimum of
five years at the St Mellion International Resort in Cornwall.
The Nicklaus Course
Officially opened in the July of 1988, the Nicklaus golf course at St Mellion in
Cornwall is regarded as one of the finest golf courses in Europe. Jack Nicklaus
has designed many golf courses, however St Mellion’s Nicklaus Course in Cornwall
was the first golf course he designed in the UK. Jack’s signature is all over
this incredible course – high tees with good views of the fairways, water
hazards and the requirement to place the ball in the right position in order to
score well.
The Old Course
The “Old Course” at St Mellion is a championship golf course in its own right.
It was opened in 1976 and at 6,000 yards, has many holes which will test the
very best golfer.
The Old Course is a delightful course with wonderful scenery, and extremely
popular with both members and visitors of all handicaps alike.
Quality Hotel Plymouth
Offering some superb uninterrupted views from its position on the crest of
Plymouth Hoe, this well positioned hotel is ideal for visiting Plymouth or for
exploring the West Country.
Quality Hotel Plymouth offers you a fantastic setting where you can experience
some magnificent views of Plymouth Sound and the surrounding hills and
coastline. The hotel benefits from a large free car park, while internet access
is available on-site (at an additional cost). All of the rooms are equipped with
a private bathroom as well as standard 3-star facilities, a tempting room
service menu is also available.
Located adjacent to Plymouth Hoe, Plymouth city centre is a short 5 minute walk
away, while the University of Plymouth, the shopping district and the Barbican
waterfront are also close by. Alternatively you can ask reception for details of
regional attractions including the National Marine Aquarium, Eden Project,
Dartmoor, Paignton and Brixham.