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Possibly one of the most unique golf courses in Britain, The Park course offers exceptional views of the River Severn, a farm in between the 8th and 9th hole, a totem pole on the 15th fairway, and a par 6! Wayward golfers beware though, as there are over 5,000 trees and plenty of water features on the course, which attract plant and animal life as w …

What the Valley Course at Dewstow Golf Club lacks in farms and totem poles it certainly makes up for with water hazards and trees, providing a bigger challenge to those golfers that struggle to keep the ball in the fairway. Each of the 18 holes has its own name, which in turn reflects the history of the land as it was used in past years for producti …

Machynys Peninsula Golf Club is the first ‘Nicklaus Design’ golf course in Wales. A modern links Championship Course which cost just over £3.5 million to create. The views of Carmarthen Bay and the Gower Peninsula from the golf course are not to be missed.

The golf course at The Gower Golf Club was architected by Donald Steel, the renowned European course designer. The Gower Course demonstrates some of his signature characteristics in the way it blends seamlessly into the beautiful Gower countryside, surrounded by picturesque Welsh landscape that makes for a beautiful setting in which to enjoy a round …

Neath Golf Club is a Par 72 golf course that measures 6,458 yards. The most famous hole on the golf course is named “The Pulpit” because of the height of the tee in relation to the fairway below. Most players find the temptation to have a go all out irresistible. Should your tee shot miss the huge rocks, bracken, gorse, TV masts, heather and wooden …

Tenby Golf Club is a classic links golf course. Don’t be misled by the length, just 6,300 yards as the tight fairways and pot bunkers make it a challenging location. The small greens are tricky to hit and there is a lot of unforgiving gorse making some tee shots rather intimidating. Don’t be deterred though, the scenery is fantastic with views all o …

The golf course itself is described as being of average difficulty, making it ideal for players and groups with a range of handicaps. Set in Swansea Valley, the course is surrounded by rolling hills and mountainous countryside that provides great views throughout the round.

The 6,156 yard track at Bryn Meadows Golf Course is far from the longest you will find in the area, however what it lacks in length it makes up for in hole to hole challenges, such as the signature par 5 2nd and par 3 13th holes, both featuring tricky shots to the green over water. Add this to the tricky nature of the course and you find a great co …

Characterised by its beautiful views out over the Vale of Glamorgan, the Mackintosh Golf Course is a stern test for golfers of any ability. Measuring in at 6,356-yards of the whites, this championship track plays in the style of a top, mature parkland course and uses the natural rolling landscape to create a wonderful round of golf.

With views as far as the Brecon Beacons on a clear day, the Button Golf Course is a challenging round for even the best of golfers. Although not the lengthiest course, measuring in at just 6,229-yards off the whites, the abundance of water features (13 in total) makes for an interesting round, with plenty of holes that could seriously damage your sc …