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Royal Porthcawl Golf Club is located off the beaten track, east of Swansea and west of Cardiff. Despite being the highest ranked course in Wales, it remains relatively unknown.

South Wales, United Kingdom

Pennard Golf Club is a delightful old-fashioned affair and without doubt, this is one of the very best links courses in the British Isles.

South Wales, Wales

Over time, sand has blown up from the seashore, coming to rest on the rolling slopes and giving the turf at Southerndown Golf Club a rather links-like character.

South Wales, United Kingdom

Twenty Ten is the first course built specifically for the Ryder Cup and is the result of collaboration between the PGA, architects and tour pros...

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Pyle and Kenfig Golf Club, commonly known as P&K, is one of Wales’s few true links courses. Its famous regal neighbour, Royal Porthcawl, lies next door.

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Set in the grounds of the former estate of Charles Stewart Rolls, the Rolls of Monmouth Golf Club really is the Rolls-Royce of hidden gems.

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It was here at St Pierre, in the 1980 British Masters, that Bernhard Langer became the first German to win a major tournament.

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Founded in 1903, Newport Golf Club is one of the best parkland courses in South Wales and it’s set some 300-feet above sea level among the birch, beech and oak trees of the Llwyni Wood.

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Designed by Ryder Cup legend, Colin Montgomerie, his new course at the colossal Celtic Manor Resort opened for play in July 2007...

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Trent Jones Senior has created an American-style course that will appeal to golfers of all abilities for the holes are captivating and challenging.

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With delightful changes in elevation throughout, Langland Bay Golf Club is not long at 5,857 yards, but what it doesn’t have in yardage it makes up for in many other ways...

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Voted the best inland golf course in Wales in 2008, Whitchurch (Cardiff) Golf Club was founded in 1914 and this pretty parkland course is set on high ground where panoramic city and coastal views are free of charge.

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Founded in 1920, Clyne Golf Club was designed by Harry Colt and the course is perched on the high ground of Clyne Common more than 300 feet above sea level.

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The esteemed golf architect Harry Colt redesigned the 18 parkland/heathland holes at Radyr Golf Club and his work over the gently undulating terrain has stood the test of time...

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The modern day Cardiff is hemmed in on all sides by housing, but the undulating, lush, tree-lined fairways and meandering stream that crosses a number of holes combine to form a welcoming green oasis...

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Neath Golf Club is a James Braid classic with many varied holes and magnificent views from its high hilltop location.

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Opened in June 2003, the Wales National course measures 7,413 yards from the tips and it's one of the longest courses outside the USA.

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Monmouthshire Golf Club is very proud to have the Welsh golfing legend Iestyn Tucker as its President. Iestyn’s amateur record is remarkable and he’s held the course record at more than a dozen clubs in Wales

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James Braid originally laid out the parkland course at Wenvoe Castle Golf Club within the scenic heart of the Vale of Glamorgan, where two loops of nine holes return to an impressive 18th Century Mansion House.

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Designed by Harry Colt and opened for play in 1937, the course at St Mellons Golf Club lies halfway between Cardiff and Newport, so it’s conveniently positioned to cater for golfing needs of players in both cities.

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Potentially the pinnacle of hilltop golf, West Monmouthshire Golf Club is officially the highest golf club in Great Britain. Located on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, the course offers breathtaking views of the Black Mountains and the surrounding countryside.

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Morlais Castle Golf Club, built on the site of the ruins of Morlais Castle (which can be seen behind the 2nd green), boasts a rich history, with the castle itself dating back to 1270 and built by Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester and Lord of Glamorgan.

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Mountain Ash sits on top of Cefnpennar Mountain with sensational views of the surrounding Cynon Valley.

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Founded in 1892, Swansea Bay Golf Club moved from its original location seven years after its formation (when it did not have “Bay” in the club title) to a site where club professional W,H. booth laid out eighteen holes for the members.

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Formed in 1921, Creigiau Golf Club lies on the outskirts of Cardiff, with quite a few of the holes on the course configured as interesting short par fours.

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Glamorganshire Golf Club was the first course to be constructed in the south of the country so its prominence in Welsh golfing history was assured right from the start.

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Maesteg Golf Club was founded in 1912, with an inaugural 9-hole layout opening for play the following year. The club then moved a short distance to its current location during the 1920s. Towards the end of World War II, it was decided to remodel the layout.

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Monmouth Golf Club may not be the longest course in Wales at only 5,700 yards but it is certainly one of the prettiest...

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Established in 1993, the course at Woodlake Park Golf & Country Club was built by David Feherty and Hand Made Designs on a naturally rolling landscape with all of the greens constructed to USGA specification.

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Laid out on The Common, over 400 feet above sea level, and sharing the same site as a prehistoric stone circle, Pontypridd overlooks the valley where those two great Welsh rivers, the Rhondda and Taff, meet.

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The round at Llanwern Golf Club starts gently with a short par four, then three par fives between the 3rd and 8th offer decent birdie opportunities.

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Designed by Donald Steel and opened for play in the mid-1990s, the 18-hole parkland layout at The Gower Golf Club features a delightful 4-hole “Amen Corner” woodland sequence starting at the par five 8th.