Ashburnham is one of the classic Welsh links golf courses. Bernard Gallagher, Europe’s former Ryder Cup captain, won his first tournament here in 1969, and it was here that Sam Torrance also gained his first title, the 1976 Martini. As can be noted this golf course has hosted top amateur and professional throughout its distinguished history. Due to changing wind conditions the course rarely plays the same on consecutive days. One 9 can ...

Clyne Golf Club lies at the entrance to the beautiful Gower Peninsular, commanding wonderful views in all directions. The course is laid out on the high ground of Clyne Common about three to four hundred feet above sea level. The turf is of the moorland type, although gradually changing in character over the years as a result of fertilisation. There are, owing to the undulating ground, many natural hazards, apart from the large number of bunk...

Fairwood Park golf course has twice hosted the Welsh PGA Championships. Situated on the Gower Peninsula is an 18 hole modestly undulating parkland golf course situated in 150 acres of majestic terrain and is located just 15 minutes from Swansea. Buggies are available for hire and since Fairwood Park is the longest golf course in Swansea, they are often a popular option with both members and visitors alike!  Fairwood Park has two separat...

Gower Golf Club is an established countryside venue. The 18-hole course was designed by Donald Steel who has planned 8 European Tour courses and is Consultant Course Architect to the R&A at St Andrews. The rolling countryside has been transformed into an exciting golf challenge where the contours, trees and water have been sympathetically utilised to create this natural course. The greens have been shaped and constructed to USGA specific...

Langland Bay is just one of several attractive courses in and around the Gower Peninsula that have a distinctive appeal to visitors. In Langland’s case, the distinction stems from it’s magnificent views, good presentation and an length that flatters to deceive. Although under 6000 yards the golf course demands respect from longer and shorter hitters alike. Small greens, plenty of bunkers and some penalising rough combine to ensur...

Machynys 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. Machynys has hosted many prominent amateur and professional events in its short history including The LPGA Wales Ladies Championship of Europe. With it’s 5 star Brassier Restaurant, Health club and lux...

Neath Golf Club invites you to come and play the historic heathland course designed in 1934 by the legendary 5 time Open Champion James Braid. Described by Henry Cotton, "I've travelled the entire golfing world, but never before seen such golfing beauty as at Neath".The course is a magnificent test of golf and is one of the best in South Wales offering a different challenge on every hole. Offering some of the most breathtaking vistas in South ...

Pennard golf course is known as the links of 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. This brings a double benefit to the lovers of links golf, the sand-based fairways offer the usual pleasures and its lofty position provides outstanding views not to mention the undulating fairways. Pennard was designed by the great James Braid whose skill is behind many of...