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.
Set within 400 acres of beautiful parkland, St Pierre presents an idyllic location for a golf break. With comfortable guest rooms and two fantastic on-site courses, the resort is the perfect golfing option.
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Celtic Manor Golf Resort five-star provides guests with the ultimate golfing experience. There are three championship courses on site alongside fantastic hotel facilities which include seven restaurants, superb spa facilities and luxury rooms.
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With two championship courses onsite, The Vale Resort is one of the highest-rated four-star hotels in Wales. With comfortable bedrooms and amazing spa facilities, the Vale guarantees a fantastic golfing and hotel experience.
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Located in the quiet suburb of Langstone on the outskirts of the City of Newport, Coldra Court Hotel by Celtic Manor is a great choice for a UK golf break.
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The newest addition to the exclusive Celtic Manor collection of hotels and resorts, the Tŷ Hotel offers 146 guest rooms, two meeting rooms, and an array of leisure facilities, including an activity suite, bar, and restaurant.
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The Manor House at Celtic Manor Resort in Newport, South Wales, is a charming four-star retreat set within the 2,000-acre Celtic Manor estate, home to one of Europe’s most celebrated golf and spa destinations.
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In the heart of the Brecon Beacons lies this beautiful hotel and spa complex. The onsite leisure facilities, restaurant, bar and golf course makes this the ultimate destination for a golf trip. Try local Welsh cuisine and a fine golf course.
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The Nanhoron Arms is a quaint hotel in the historic Welsh town of Nefyn Gwynedd and is just moments away from great golf courses such as Nefyn & District.
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Luxurious Morgans Hotel offers unique rooms and special packages in Swansea's vibrant center.
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Not only can you experience Championship and Ryder Cup golf at Celtic Manor, but Hunter Lodges now also offers guests the freedom to enjoy Newport’s breath-taking scenery.
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The Caerwylan Hotel has 24 well-appointed rooms after its recent refurbishment with en-suite bathrooms and modern features. The sea-facing views are a popular option for those going on a relaxing golf holiday.
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The Royal Sportsman Hotel is located in Snowdonia and is Porthmadog's premier hotel, comprising 28 rooms all equipped with flat screen TV and unlimited Wi-Fi connection.
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The 3-star Mercure Swansea Hotel is perfect for families and groups, where all your accommodation needs will be met during your golf break.
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Each of the 80 rooms in this award-winning hotel are beautifully furnished in a sophisticated and comforting style, ideal for a relaxing golf break.
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Marian Resort & Spa in North Wales offers luxury lodges with hot tubs, boutique rooms, a spa with pool, sauna, steam, gym, and dining at The VIEW. Close to Prestatyn beach, trails, and historic sites, it’s perfect for relaxation and exploring.
Explore golf breakWales 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:
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.
A classic links course beneath Harlech Castle, with the mountains of Eryri providing a memorable backdrop.
A traditional links beside the Dovey Estuary, loved for its natural setting and classic seaside golf.
Known as the links in the sky, Pennard combines rugged coastal scenery with an engaging links layout.
A championship links course on the North Wales coast, close to the historic town and castle.
Home of the 2010 Ryder Cup and the Twenty Ten Course, alongside the Roman Road and Montgomerie courses.
Two championship courses make this a strong option for a golf break within easy reach of Cardiff.
A spectacular Llŷn Peninsula setting, with cliff-top holes and views across the sea.
A historic links course on the Pembrokeshire coast, widely regarded as the oldest golf club in Wales.
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.
For more golf course information, ideas and inspiration, visit Golfing Wales.
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