Plymouth Golf Breaks
Plymouth

Plymouth - City Information

Enjoy a brilliant WOW Weekend in the naval city of Plymouth.

The dockyards support Royal Naval vessels and there's always a ship in town!

Badly bombed in WWII, the city has a modern shopping centre, yet now the old buildings near the docks are being restored.

A University City with theatre and cinemas as well as lots to do and see. Visit the shops at the Barbican, the Pilgrim Fathers left here for the New World in the Mayflower, and the famous statue of Sir Francis Drake on Plymouth Hoe, overlooks Plymouth Sound and Drakes Island. Seamton's Tower shares the site, its base is old Eddystone Lighthouse which was rebuilt in 1881.

There are bridge and ferry crossings into Cornwall over the Tamar, Brunel Railway Bridge, the Royal Albert Bridge and a modern road bridge.

The nightlife in Plymouth can only be describe as manic, the place buzzes as soon as work stops and if there is a Ship in town you’ll find a drunken sailor in every bar.

The city is a truly wonderful place full of character and entertainment, a superb choice of location to spend an energetic weekend.

Plymouth Accommodation

Here at WOW Weekends we choose our accommodation very carefully to ensure our customers have the best weekend possible.

We use a selection of tried and tested 3 Star Hotels, the bedrooms are twins with en suite bathrooms and furnished to a high standard.

Cooked breakfast is supplied on both mornings and a late bar is also available to residents.

Golf Details

Rounds of golf are available at the following:

Club: China Fleet Golf Course
Par: 72
Yards: 6551
Details: This parkland course is set at championship length with many difficult holes to test your skills. The greens are extremely well guarded and kept in excellent condition the whole year through. Additional water hazards create another challenge but add to the fun of this excellent course.

Club: Whitsand Bay Golf Club
Par: 69
Yards: 5998
Details: Some excellently challenging holes and testing greens on the seaside course that offers the most amazing views. Well maintained and a pleasure to play on the facilities at this club are truly brilliant, a handicap certificate is required.

Club: Looe Golf Club
Par: 70
Yards: 5940
Details: Designed in 1935 by Harry Vardon this downhill parkland course offers stunning views over Cornwall and the coast. A beautiful course that presents a wonderful challenge for high handicappers and potentially low scoring for established players.

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