- Golf Courses in Wales
- Roman Road Course, Celtic Manor
Sir Terence Matthews designed and built the resort at Celtic manor. Matthews purchased a near-derelict manor house in the late 1970s and converted it into a small hotel. The hotel became well-known and prosperous, receiving the Egon Ronay best hotel in wales award for five consecutive years. Matthews' long-term vision was for a golfing complex, and the roman road course, designed by Robert Trent-jones senior, opened for play in 1995 after three years of planning and construction.
The course is named after the major roman east-west path that passes through it. However, the holes were routed in such a way that the roman archaeology was retained. The entire architecture is, in truth, absolutely in harmony with its surroundings. The golf course blends in with the land's natural contours and mature trees.
The Vale Resort is another of South Wales' dazzling hotels and flaunts various unparalleled offices. With 36 title golf openings on offer, any golf devotee will be at home at The Vale Golf Resort as t...
Visitors drive along tree-lined streets before entering the elegant courtyard of the magnificent Marriott St Pierre 14th century manor house through its imposing protecting arch, which is ju...
First of its kind, this golf course at Celitc Manor is the championship course and was specifically designed by Ross McMurray for the 2010 Ryder Cup. It opened in 2007 and measures an impressive ...
Colin Montgomerie's latest course at the magnificent celtic manor resort, which opened in July 2007 alongside its big brother the twenty ten course, was designed by ryder cup star colin Montgomerie. ...
The resort of st pierre, located in 400 acres of rolling south wales countryside, is just over the severn bridge. The exquisite 14th-century manor house acts as both an impressive clubhouse and a soot...
An 18-hole golf course set in rolling countryside, practice and training rooms, enclosed practice bays, wedding suite (with civil license), overnight lodging, and the âĢľbeaconsâĢĿ restaurant ar...
This venerable old links course was built in 1894 by tancred cummins, a cheshire merchant, with the help of harold hilton, an partner (and founder of the royal liverpool golf club) who had won the ope...
When peter johnson, the wales national builder and former professional at the cardiff club, designed vale's other 18-hole layout, the 6,700-yard lake course, he began the construction of golf within t...
It's easy to see why machynys peninsula was considered as the best new course designed in the united kingdom in 2005 by many. Machynys has the kind of budget that could produce one of the finest new g...
Builth Wells Golf Club is arranged in the wonderfully tranquil and serene mid-ribs open country. Established in 1923, the course was initially a 9-opening set up, reaching out to its present 18-gap de...
Affectionately known as 'P and K', Pyle and Kenfig is cut into the magnificent sand rises of the stretch of coastline that additionally has Imperial Porthcawl. The extraordinary protuberances, hollows...
Situated in the fantastic Harlech zone in North West Grains, the title course at Illustrious St David's mirrors the lofty character of the neighborhood land, and its quality is featured not just by t...
The Old Course at Nefyn is one of the Assembled Realm's best kept insider facts, and adversaries nearly anything as far as its marvelous circumstance. A little projection that sticks away from the Lle...
The North Ribs Golf Club, situated on the edges of Llandudno, bears its visitors fantastic perspectives on the Isle of Anglesey, just as the transcending pinnacles of Snowdonia, just as a cut of title...
Maesdu is frequently named all the more just as Llandudno Golf Club, and is an inviting club situated on the edges of north Ribs' most well known occasion town. Established in 1915, Maesdu has a rich ...
The golf club at Abergele was initially shaped in 1910, however moved to its current site during the 1960s, and from that point forward it has gained notoriety for its cordiality and the nature of its...
Southerndown is roosted high over the Ogmore Waterway Valley, and really looks down on the commended connections of Porthcawl. The heavenly perspectives on the Bristol Channel are coordinated by the a...
The Moves of Monmouth is a title green set in the tranquil field inside the Welsh Slopes, not exactly an hours drive from Cardiff. It is one of the most outwardly exceptional inland courses in Ribs, h...
Llandrindod Wells Golf Club has had the two of the most productive golf players at any point associated with the plan procedure, initially planned by Harry Vardon and later adjusted by James Mesh, the...
Cradoc Golf Club is arranged only two miles outside the market town of Brecon, close by the north edge of the Brecon Reference points National Park. Having recently facilitated the PGA Mid-Grains Ope...
While circumstances beyond its control have lead to historical changes to this North Wales championship links, Conwy's 6,901 yards have proved an awesome challenge in the winds of the Caernarvonshire ...
Despite its old age, Aberdovey is no shorty, measuring over 6,700 yards from the new "Darwin" back tees. It will test, and has tested, the very best golfers, playing host to a number of amateur champi...
This charming, classic links is situated on the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast, affording superb views across to one of Britain’s most fascinating and holiest of islands. Caldey Island has experience...
The ruins of a 12th century Norman Castle stand guard over the course, which measures a modest 6,329 yards from the back tees. It’s by no means a championship test, but there are 18 wonderful holes ...
The first four holes and the last six holes represent classic links golf, but the holes in the middle rise up onto higher ground, offering fantastic views across the Bristol Channel. This middle secti...
Ashburnham originally started out in life as a nine-hole course and was extended in 1902 to 18 holes. Today’s course, which measures 6,630 yards from the back tees, is the result of alterations by J...
Locals regard Royal St David’s as the world’s toughest par 69. Who would argue with them? The course measures 6,500 yards from the back tees. It’s not your usual out-and-back links – the holes...
