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Mid Wales

Mid Wales encompasses the landlocked county of Powys and this area of 2,000 square miles is the largest county in Wales. Much of the terrain is mountainous and largely uninhabited but there are several pockets of population that support local golf clubs.

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  1. Llandrindod Wells

    Mid Wales, United Kingdom

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    Llandrindod Wells measures only 5,759 yards and features a number of old-fashioned design traits, including back-to-back par threes at the 10th and 11th holes...

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  2. Welshpool

    Mid Wales, United Kingdom

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    If you like old-fashioned golf with pulpit greens, ditches, greenside swales, the occasional blind shot and gorse lining almost every fairway then Welshpool Golf Club is for you!

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  3. Cradoc

    Mid Wales, United Kingdom

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    Cradoc Golf Club can best be described, in the words of one golf commentator, as “an arboretum set down in scenery that can only be described as drop-dead gorgeous”.

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  4. Builth Wells

    Mid Wales, United Kingdom

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    Inaugurated in 1923 as a 9-holer, Builth Wells Golf Club extended its parkland course to 18 holes in 1986. Here in 1282 during the Battle of Orewin Bridge, the last King of Wales was killed by an English lancer.

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  5. Machynlleth

    Mid Wales, United Kingdom

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    Machynlleth Golf Club dates back to 1904 and its course is currently the only 9-hole layout that we feature in Wales where absolutely nothing has changed here in over a hundred years...

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