Royal Porthcawl Golf Club
A celebrated links course on the South Wales coast, with the sea in view from every hole and a strong record of major amateur and professional events.
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Golf in Wales
Wales is a brilliant destination for a golf break. From classic links beside the sea to championship parkland courses and welcoming golf resorts, you can combine memorable golf with mountains, coast, great food and some of the warmest hospitality around.
There is plenty of variety in a relatively compact country. Spend one day tackling a windswept coastal course, then head inland for a championship resort round, with castles, beaches and beautiful countryside never far away.
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Some of the best golf courses in Wales
Wales has a superb mix of traditional links, dramatic coastal layouts and championship resort courses. These are some of the names worth putting on your golfing shortlist:
Royal St David's Golf Club, Harlech
A classic links course beneath Harlech Castle, with the mountains of Eryri providing a memorable backdrop.
Aberdovey Golf Club
A traditional links beside the Dovey Estuary, loved for its natural setting and classic seaside golf.
Pennard Golf Club, Gower
Known as the links in the sky, Pennard combines rugged coastal scenery with an engaging links layout.
Conwy Golf Club
A championship links course on the North Wales coast, close to the historic town and castle.
Celtic Manor Resort, Newport
Home of the 2010 Ryder Cup and the Twenty Ten Course, alongside the Roman Road and Montgomerie courses.
The Vale Resort, Hensol
Two championship courses make this a strong option for a golf break within easy reach of Cardiff.
Nefyn & District Golf Club
A spectacular Llŷn Peninsula setting, with cliff-top holes and views across the sea.
Tenby Golf Club
A historic links course on the Pembrokeshire coast, widely regarded as the oldest golf club in Wales.
Machynys Peninsula Golf Club
A modern links-style course on the Carmarthenshire coast, offering a different test in a beautiful coastal location.
Wales is also a great place to build a multi-course trip. Distances are manageable, the scenery changes quickly, and a golf break can easily include a beach visit, a country pub or a day exploring one of our historic towns.
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