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Ashburnham Golf Club
One of the classic Welsh links courses, Ashburnham celebrated it's centenary in 1994 by staging the British Home International Team Championships. This was the latest in a long line of important tournaments held here since the early 1900's
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Borth & Ynyslas Golf Club
Borth's claims to be the oldest course in Wales are very impressive. Tenby beat then to it by forming the first club in 1890, but golf was being played along the natural linksland north of Borth for many years before that . |
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Clyne Golf Club
At the entrance to the beautiful Gower Peninsular lies Clyne Golf Club, commanding wonderful views in all directions. The planning, designing and layout of the course were entrusted to Messrs H S Colt and Harries, the leading golf architects of the day.
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Fairwood Park Golf Club
This 6,700 yard course has twice hosted the Welsh PGA Championships and is therefore the only course in Swansea that can claim 'Championship' status. |
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Gower Golf Club
The Gower Golf Club is an established countryside venue with a commitment to Quality Hospitality. A delightful rural location has been enhanced by a tasteful development.
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Langland Bay Golf Club
Langland Bay GC was founded in 1904 and has magnificent views of the Gower Peninsula. Although a relatively short course, Langland Bay will present the golfer with a full range of golfing tests.
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Machynys Golf Club
This stunning golf course is the first Nicklaus Design course in Wales. With it's stunning views across Carmarthen Bay and it's 7,100 yards of links style championship course it is a must for any golfer visiting South West Wales.
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Newport Links Golf Course
Newport Links is situated in Pembrokeshire’s Coastal National Park, sitting proudly on the coast. The traditional links course (originally 9 holes) was extended in 2008 to now become an even better test of golf.
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Pennard Golf Club
They call Pennard the 'links in the sky' because although it has all the trappings of a seaside links course - it is perched high on a cliff-top west of Swansea
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Tenby Golf Club
Welsh golf couldn't have asked for a better birthplace. Natural golfing terrain of sea-washed turf and sandy dunes, a medieval walled town close by and a view that includes the monastery island of Caldy to remind you of tranquillity. |
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Trefloyne Golf Club
Just one mile from Tenby, Trefloyne Golf Course opened in 1996 after being allowed to mature following its construction in 1991/92. Today it is a top-grade 18 hole parkland course set in a landscape of beautiful mixed woodlands. |
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PROJECT PART-FINANCED BY THE EUROPEAN UNION - European Regional Development Fund.
Support by Bridgend County Borough Council Tourism Unit.
