Your Golfer Magazine Welsh Society 2023

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Cradoc Golf Club, Mid Wales

There is no doubting the splendour and beauty that Mid Wales has to offer. Central Wales is a vast area which offers visitors a variety of classic golf courses whilst enjoying some of the most breath-taking scenery in the whole of the UK.

The region combines coastal links and fantastic inland golf courses, each of which make use of the superb characteristics that the surrounding Welsh countryside has to offer.

A quiet region with a lot to shout about in terms of golfing pedigree, Mid Wales appeals to all standards of golfer which makes it a ‘must visit’ destination for golf breaks.

The large county of Powys offers plenty of golf courses from the north to the south - you can even tee off in one country and putt out in another! There are many reasonably priced accommodation providers and eateries making for a great getaway.

A great place for a golf holiday, Powys boasts fantastic views of the Welsh landscape from hills and scenic valleys to the rivers and peaceful lakes that the region is in abundance of. Founded in 1967, Cradoc Golf Club is located just 2 miles outside of the handsome market town of Brecon and is widely regarded as being one of the most picturesque golf courses in Wales.

Set on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, the course boasts stunning scenery and is noted for its natural surroundings and abundance of wildlife.

With a course rating of 71.1 from the white tees and a WHS slope rating of 127, Cradoc Golf Club presents a beautifully manicured golf course providing a challenging round of golf for all levels and abilities.

The 18 hole Cradoc course in often rated in the Top 30 golf courses in Wales. With 18 unique holes of golf, the parkland plays as a Par 71 and meanders through 6,188 yards of the Mid Wales countryside.

Cradoc Golf Club is the prestigious and proud home of the Coors Tournament of Champions and has hosted numerous National Matchplay and Strokeplay Finals for the Golf Union of Wales.

A warm Welsh welcome awaits in the Cradoc Golf Club clubhouse which provides a fantastic social experience. With a friendly atmosphere in the contemporary bar and comfortable restaurant, guests can enjoy breath-taking views from the panoramic windows, over the golf course and beyond to the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Cradoc Golf Club welcome societies and golf day visitors through the spring and summer with customisable packages available which offer great value for money and an exceptional golfing experience.

The competitive packages can be tailored to meet the requirements and most importantly budgets of the visiting party, resulting in the club’s many regular visitors returning year after year.

North Wales Golf Club

With lots of golf courses, each with the backdrop of the Irish Sea and the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales offers a truly unique and testing golfing experience on stunning mountain-backed parkland and links-style golf courses. Conditions can be difficult but, the golf enjoyable and the views, inspiring!

Situated in Llandudno, North Wales Golf Club boasts spectacular views over the Conwy estuary to Anglesey and the Snowdonia mountain range. The club’s coastal location gives visitors access to some of the most stunning scenery in the UK.

Founded in 1894 by Tancred D. Cummins of Bowden in Cheshire, North Wales Golf Club has many connections to Royal Liverpool Golf Club. Liverpool member and Open Champion, Harold Hilton advised on the course layout and the club badge features the words, ‘far and sure’ which is taken from the Hoylake club moto.

The undulating North Wales course plays as a Par 71 from the white tees and stretches over 6,310 yards. With a WHS course rating of 70.4 and Slope rating of 126, the venue hosted the Welsh team championships in 1995 and offers even the most accomplished of golfers a challenging trial whilst allowing them to enjoy the exhilarating sea air and magnificent scenery.

The clubhouse at North Wales Golf Club has recently been refurbished and offers bar and catering services throughout the week. The friendly atmosphere of the clubhouse lounges and dining area is complemented with panoramic views of the golf course and the Snowdonia mountain range.

The golf club prides itself on offering unrivalled value for money and attention to detail. A popular venue for society and corporate visitors, North Wales GC offers a variety of golf day packages to suit all budgets, including home cooked dining option to please all palates!

With a magnificent golf course which can be found in fantastic condition all year round, great food and great hospitality – it is easy to see why many visitors return to North Wales Golf Club year after year.

01492 875 325

www.northwalesgolfclub.org.uk

phil@northwalesgolfclub.co.uk

Welsh Golf Club Of The Year 2023

Pwllheli Golf Club in the Llyn Peninsula

North Wales is littered with fine golf courses and some of the most spectacular scenery in the whole of the United Kingdom. The region’s pleasant locations, facilities and greens combine to provide a fantastic choice for a golf break whilst you can also take in the fantastic views of some of the UK’s most breath-taking countryside.

As well as the many outdoor pursuits which can be enjoyed in North Wales, the region offers visitors some of the best value green fees around. The area’s unspoiled golf courses at affordable prices encompass a variety of unique and testing challenges, from the gentle, rolling parkland courses to stunning mountain-backed links-style golf courses.

Some of the earliest golf courses in Wales can be found in the north, with many close to the Irish Sea meaning conditions can be challenging; with many golf courses set to the stunning backdrop of the surrounding mountains.

Llyn Peninsula is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which is great for exploring. Home to many wonderful sights, from sea stacks and sandy beaches to hill forts and heritage sites, the peninsula stretches over 100 miles of coastline, bays and cliffs.

Located on the versatile landscape which features stunning views of the Irish Sea, is one of North Wales’ finest golf courses. Clwb Golff Pwllheli is a part-links, part-parkland golf course; idyllically set, south facing on the coastline of Cardigan Bay.

Founded in 1900, when it was designed by Tom Morris of Hoylake as a nine hole course, Pwllheli Golf Club was extended to 18 holes in 1909 under the instruction of the legendary James Braid. Further extension took place between 1972 and 1975 with the construction of new holes at the 3rd, 4th 12th, 13th and 14th.

Today, the Par 69 measuring 6108 yards from the white tees offers fantastic views over miles of coastline to the mountains of Snowdonia. The warm, welcoming atmosphere in the Pwllheli clubhouse is complemented by two comfortable lounge bars which sit on the first floor, complete with a superbly-appointed balcony. The ideal location for al fresco eating and drinking whilst taking in the breath-taking views of Cardigan Bay, Snowdonia and the Llyn Peninsula.

The clubhouse is home to well stocked bars and a full catering service is available in the ground floor restaurant which is set on the same level as a large bar and snooker room.

Pwllheli Golf Club provides a variety of golf day packages which can be tailored to meet the needs and budgets of visiting groups. Combining championship with excellent catering and hospitality, the club’s professional team are on hand to provide assistance throughout the day to create a truly memorable golfing experience.

Accommodation providers in the Pwllheli area all in close proximity of the golf course.

The region of Mid Wales is a true delight to visit. Scattered with spectacular scenery, unspoilt landscapes and quaint market towns, this part of the world is ideal for those seeking a relaxing golf break in truly stunning surroundings.

With ease of access from all parts of the UK and boasting some of the country’s finest inland golf courses, The Heart of Wales is an absolute must for all golf enthusiasts.

A million miles away from the hustle and bustle of city life lies three remarkable golf courses. The first of these is Llandrindod Wells Golf Club, which was designed in 1908 by golfing legend Harry Vardon. This stunning moorland course is a joy to play with superb greens and fairways where the ball “sits up” invitingly almost guaranteeing a great shot to the next hole. Llandrindod Wells is a real “must play” golf course.

The second course is Builth Wells Golf Club, an 18 hole parkland course which was established in 1926 as a 9 hole course and expanded in 1987 to its current 18 holes.

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The course is really a tale of two halves with the front nine being a more traditional parkland layout whilst the back nine is full of guile and hazards to defeat the unwary golfer. A superb “club golfer’s” course which will encourage you to come back again and again.

The final course of the three is Cradoc Golf Club. Situated just outside the market town of Brecon, Cradoc is a traditional parkland course laid out some 40 years ago by veteran Scottish designer C K Cotton around Penoyre Mansion. The course offers unrivalled views of the Brecon Beacons National Park, is one of the most popular parkland courses in Wales and is always a joy to play.

Whilst these three courses are set within a 20 mile area, they are all very different in character and offer the visiting golfer three very different challenges making a golf break to the Heart of Wales one that you will remember for a very long time.

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Stay somewhere to suit you

As well as three great golf courses, Heart of Wales Golf Breaks also offers some of the best accommodation in the area. The accommodation providers are specially selected to provide maximum comfort and the utmost in hospitality. From bed & breakfasts and guesthouses to country house hotels and four star hotel accommodation, you can choose somewhere as basic or as plush as you require. All of the accommodation providers are recognised by Visit Wales and several have won awards for their services.

Specialising in affordable and accessible golf breaks, Heart of Wales Golf Breaks will provide superb golf and accommodation for the travelling golfer, with prices starting from as little as £130 for three rounds of unhurried golf and two nights bed and breakfast. So whether you want to play during the week, weekend or over a bank holiday, this award-winning company will have a reasonablypriced package to suit your needs.

A call to Catherine, in our “One Stop” booking shop, on 01597 828598 should be your first stop for booking your 2019 golf break.

March golf break offer

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Are currently offering a huge saving on their usual summer prices. 2 nights accommodation bed and breakfast plus 3 rounds of golf from £99.00 per person.

October and April: Discounted green fees at £20.00 per round

BUILTH WELLS GOLF CLUB

An abundance of natural beauty

Whether you chose to play all of the courses on offer in the area or pick to blend the new courses with some of the more traditional, historic courses in the region; there is no doubting the splendour and beauty that Mid Wales has to offer.

Powys is a large county and offers plenty of golf courses from the north to the south - you can even tee off in one country and putt out in another!

A great place for a golf holiday, Powys boats fantastic views of the Welsh landscape from hills and scenic valleys to the rivers and peaceful lakes that the region is in abundance of.

Highly regarded as the jewel in the crown of Mid Wales golf, Builth Wells Golf Club was founded in 1923. Originally designed as a nine-hole layout, in 1986 the golf course was extended to the 18-hole layout that can be enjoyed today.

The par 66 golf course measures just 5,444 yards and whilst short in length, calls for excellent course management skills and accuracy from the tees. Requiring an excellent all round golf game, Builth Wells presents an enjoyable yet stern challenge to even the most accomplished of golfer.

The stunning Builth Wells golf course is situated just a short drive from the quaint market town of Builth Wells. The parkland layout is set in the quiet, picturesque Mid Wales countryside and, once played, is never forgotten. Representing a stern test for all levels of golfer, the course perfectly utilises its natural characteristics such as the surrounding woodland, ponds and the River Chewfri which meanders through the golf course.

Easily accessible from central and eastern areas of the UK, Builth Wells Golf Club are founder members of the Heart of Wales Golf Breaks group – an organisation that offers quality golfing breaks at affordable prices.

The Grade two listed clubhouse at Builth Wells Golf Club is a spectacle in itself. The original building was extended in 2004 to include two large, spacious lounge areas as well as a smaller bar area.

The clubhouse is also home to a separate dining area which seats up to 40 individuals, ideal for visiting golfing societies or corporate golf days.

Why not see for yourself?

Home to two national parks and some of the UK’s most dramatic coastline, Mid Wales is well known as a golfing destination among visiting groups and societies. Coupling outstanding surroundings and spectacular golf courses, the region is the Ideal location for a golf break.

Offering an unparalleled variety of golf courses; old and new, parkland and links, the region encompasses scenic countryside, meandering rivers, streams and fells making a super setting for inland golf.

Societies are welcome to Builth Wells Golf Club throughout the year with the club offering tailor-made packages to suit the needs of the visiting party. The golf course is as enjoyable in the autumn and winter as it is in the spring and summer, enabling visitors to enjoy all-yearround golf on a delightfully maintained golf course.

The club’s hospitality team will ensure that your off-the-course experience matches your oncourse experience with a range of delicious home-cooked meals to accompany a society day, whilst the Builth Wells’ professional team will be on hand to ensure that the day runs smoothly.

Builth Wells Golf Club

A hidden gem with spectacular panoramic views

Located in the South West of Wales, Swansea is well known as a golfing destination among visiting groups and societies, offering a varied choice of wonderful golf courses combining the old and new, parkland and links.

The miles of glorious, rugged coastline, white sandy beaches offer an exceptional venue for links golf whilst boasting rural charm inland, Swansea offers some of the most scenic golf course in the British Isles.

Accommodation providers and offcourse entertainment is also in abundance with something to cater for all tastes and budgets.

Many visitors return to the fairways of Swansea year-after-year, taking on the old links and coastal layouts which represent great golf and great value.

Founded in 1924, Pontardawe Golf Club is situated in the upper Swansea Valley overlooking the quaint town of Pontardawe. A unique setting for golf, Pontardawe is located in one of the most scenic areas of South Wales and guarantees an enjoyable visit and a great day’s golf.

The current eighteen hole layout was completed in 1968 and, at 600 feet above sea level, the semi parkland golf course plays as a par 70. Measuring a modest 6,100 yards from the championship, white tees, the Pontardawe golf course represents an excellent challenge for all levels of golfer.

The course’s impeccably manicured fairways are extremely well-presented and, in fact, play as well in the winter months as they do during the summer. The gentle inclines and undulations boast some of the most spectacular, panoramic views in Welsh golf. To the North, are the beautiful Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountain and to the South, the Swansea Valley, Swansea Bay, Mumbles Head and the Bristol Chanel can also be seen on a clear day.

Pontardawe Golf Club prides itself as being the friendliest and most sociable club for all visitors. Facilities include the services of our golf manager, golf shop, practice area, trolley and buggy hire. You will be well looked after in the comfort of the clubhouse by our friendly staff, with their range of fine cooked food, along with a large selections of beers, wines and spirits, whilst reminiscing about your round of golf.

Located just ten minutes from junction 45 of the M4 and set on Swansea’s highest point, Pontardawe’s location is a good reason why many society groups return year-after-year.

The golf club offer a range of golf day packages combing excellent golf and delicious dining options which can be tailored to meet the needs and most importantly, budgets of the visiting party.

Pontardawe’s professional team will also be on hand to offer their support and advice throughout the day to ensure that the event runs smoothly.

Porthmadog Golf Club, Gwynedd

Situated on the Glaslyn Estuary, Porthmadog is rich in maritime history and an excellent base to exploring the surrounding area.

The superbly-appointed Porthmadog golf course and clubhouse has everything for a great day out whether with family, friends or a golf society.

Founded in 1905, Porthmadog was designed and created by legendary golf course architect, James Braid. Today, the site offers a beautiful and traditional links course which provides friendly hospitality and an enjoyable but challenging round of golf for all ages and abilities.

The par 72 Porthmadog golf course stretches over 6, 326 yards from the championship tees. The front nine is predominantly set on a heathland layout whilst, the course’s back nine has more of a links style to it. Each loop of nine provides stunning views of the Cardigan Bay coast and the Snowdonia mountain range.

The course has a WHS slope rating of 124 representing a fair challenge to all levels of golfer.

The excellent Porthmadog clubhouse building features a comfortable lounge, well-appointed bars and a spacious locker room. The large modern clubhouse is extremely family-orientated and extends a warm welcome to golfers and nongolfers alike.

The comfortable lounge area is completed with a relaxed atmosphere and a wellstocked bar serving a variety of ales, beers, wines and spirits. Aside from this, the spike bar has sports television and a snooker room.

The golf club’s catering team offers a varied menu suiting all pockets and palates with dining options for friends, family and more formal dining options. The club can also cater for all manner of social occasion and celebrations.

Part of a golfing hub

Porthmadog is truly part of a golfing hub in North Wales. The region is littered with fine golf courses and some of the most spectacular scenery in the whole of the United Kingdom.

The pleasant locations, facilities and greens of North Wales combine to provide a fantastic choice for a golf break. As well as the many outdoor pursuits which can be enjoyed in North Wales, the region offers visitors some of the best value green fees around. The area’s unspoiled golf courses at affordable prices encompass a variety of unique and testing challenges, from the gentle, rolling parkland courses to stunning mountain-backed links-style golf courses.

Some of the earliest golf courses in Wales can be found in the north, with many close to the Irish Sea meaning conditions can be challenging; with many golf courses set to the stunning backdrop of the surrounding mountains.

Located on the north-western side of Wales, and home to Porthmadog, Gwynedd is mostly located within the Snowdonia National Park with the Snowdonia mountain ranges and Cambrian coastline as the town’s magnificent backdrop. Gwynedd is home to many cultural and historical places to visit including the quant harbour town of Porthmadog.

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Visitors and society groups are welcome at Porthmadog Golf Club throughout the year with a variety of competitively-priced packages, which can be tailored by a variety of bespoke arrangements with discounts available for groups of twelve or more.

Porthmadog’s friendly, dedicated professional team will also be on hand to offer their help and advice to ensure the smooth running of the golf day.

Llandrindod Wells Golf Club

A quiet region with a lot to shout about, Mid Wales is a ‘must visit’ destination for golf breaks.

A vast area which offers visitors a variety of classic golf courses whilst enjoying some of the most breath-taking scenery in the whole of the UK at the same time, central Wales combines coastal links and fantastic inland golf courses, each of which make use of the superb characteristics that the surrounding Welsh countryside has to offer.

The championship golf course at Llandrindod Wells Golf Club was designed by legendary golf course architects, Harry Vardon and James Braid and has many features synonymous to the pair’s other creations. One of Wales’ most loved venues for golf, the Llandrindod Wells course of today offers a challenging test of golf and breath-taking scenery.

The superb golf course is ranked second on the list of inland Welsh golf courses, it also features in the top five bunkerless golf courses in the UK and is a regular fixture in the Golf Word Top 100 courses.

Playing as a Par 69, the Llandrindod Wells golf course measures 5,762 yards from the white, championship tees and has a modest WHS course rating of 68.5 and a slope rating of 110.

In great condition all year round, golf at Llandrindod Wells can be enjoyed in the winter months as much as it can in the warmer climates. A short course in comparison to others, Llandrindod Wells is set on varied terrain complete with ridges, humps and hollows; demanding accuracy from tee to green and features true running, undulating greens to test even the most accomplished of golfer.

The clubhouse building offers an excellent dining experience for visitors and members alike and, with stunning panoramic views overlooking the old Victorian town and the rolling hills of Mid Wales is a hub of activity.

Guests can enjoy a selection of beverages from the club’s well stocked bar whilst light snacks are served in the comfortable lounges or the club’s superbly-appointed sun terrace which is excellent for al fresco eating and drinking in the summer months.

Llandrindod Wells Golf Club is also home to a wonderfully elegant 60 seater restaurant for more formal dining occasions or private hire for a variety of functions.

The golf club has a reputation as a premier destination for visiting society golfers and corporate groups. A round on the excellent golf course combined with quality catering makes for the perfect golf day.

Llandrindod Wells offers various seasonal packages starting from as little as £35 per golfer with options ranging from a simple bacon roll on arrival to formal dining following the round.

Each golf day is tailored to meet the requirements and most importantly budgets of the visiting party with the club’s professional team on hand to ensure that the event runs smoothly.

North Wales is littered with fine golf courses and some of the most spectacular scenery in the whole of the United Kingdom.

The region’s pleasant locations, facilities and greens combine to provide a fantastic choice for a golf break whilst you can also take in the fantastic views of some of the UK’s most breath-taking countryside.

As well as the many outdoor pursuits which can be enjoyed in North Wales, the region offers visitors some of the best value green fees around. The area’s unspoiled golf courses at affordable prices encompass a variety of unique and testing challenges, from the gentle, rolling parkland courses to stunning mountain-backed links-style golf courses.

One of the most unique settings in golf

North Wales’ unspoilt beaches, wetlands, farmlands, great sea cliffs and spectacular coastline is officially designated as an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ but is also packed full with plenty of golfing heritage. Some of the earliest golf courses in Wales can be found in the north, with many close to the Irish Sea meaning conditions can be challenging; with many golf courses set to the stunning backdrop of the surrounding mountains.

There are a number of fantastic golf courses in Flintshire and close to the Welsh border. Many offer fantastic views of the Dee Estuary and the Wirral Peninsula. Whilst other courses look towards Welsh landmarks such as the Clwydian range of mountains and the foothills of Snowdonia.

Flintshire’s location makes it the ideal location for a golfing break, close the English border and county of Cheshire.

A warm welcome awaits you at Northop Golf Club. Set in 250 acres of wonderful parkland with views across the Dee Estuary, the Flintshire golf club is playable twelve months of the year on USGA standard greens. With excellent drainage, the golf course is immaculately well-kept and ideal for players of all golfing abilities.

Founded in 1994, the Northop course was designed by former Ryder Cup player and renowned golf coach, John Jacobs.

The superbly-appointed clubhouse at Northop Golf Club offers a well-stocked bar and a variety of snacks throughout the day. The purpose built facility is the ideal space to relax following your round with views across the golf course.

Societies and visiting parties are welcome to Northop Golf Club throughout the year. The Club offer a range of summer and winter packages combining excellent golf on the championship course with fantastic dining options catering for everything from a bacon bap and coffee on arrival, to soup and sandwiches or a two-course meal following completion of your round.

The Club’s dedicated Professional team are also on hand during society days to ensure the smooth running of your event, assisting with everything from nearest the pin and longest drive markers, to prize presentation and advice.

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Wrexham Golf Club

Golf In Wrexham

Situated on Holt Road in Wrexham and regarded as one of the premier golf clubs in Wales, Wrexham Golf Club has regularly plays host to many national and international golfing events.

The delightful Wrexham golf course presents an attractive challenge to all levels of golfer amid the wonderful backdrop of the rolling Welsh countryside. The James Braid-designed golf course plays as a par 70 and measures 6,131 yards from the championship white tees.

Wrexham’s 70.7 course rating and slope rating of 133 make for a challenging round for all levels of golfer.

The friendly, modernised clubhouse at Wrexham Golf Club is home to full bar and dining facilities for up to 120 people. The club has ample car parking space and is also available for private hire for all manner of social and formal occasions with Wrexham Golf Club becoming a popular venue for a celebration in North Wales.

Wrexham’s location makes it the ideal location for a golfing break, close the English border and county of Cheshire.

North Wales is littered with fine golf courses and some of the most spectacular scenery in the whole of the United Kingdom. The region’s pleasant locations, facilities and greens combine to provide a fantastic choice for a golf break whilst you can also take in the fantastic views of some of the UK’s most breath-taking countryside.

As well as the many outdoor pursuits which can be enjoyed in North Wales, the region offers visitors some of the best value green fees around. The area’s unspoiled golf courses at affordable prices encompass a variety of unique and testing challenges, from the gentle, rolling parkland courses to stunning mountainbacked links-style golf courses.

Some of the earliest golf courses in Wales can be found in the north, with many close to the Irish Sea meaning conditions can be challenging; with many golf courses set to the stunning backdrop of the surrounding mountains.

There are a number of fantastic golf courses in Wrexham and close to the Welsh border. Many offer fantastic views of the Dee Estuary and the Wirral Peninsula. Whilst other courses look towards Welsh landmarks such as the Clwydian range of mountains and the foothills of Snowdonia.

Why not see for yourself?

The wonderful Wrexham Golf Club offers a warm welcome to society groups throughout the year with their first class golf course with outstanding practice facilities. The cub also provides excellent catering options for small or large groups, from a simple breakfast on arrival to more formal dining with changing society menus.

The Wrexham Golf Club Professional team, led by Head PGA Professional, Sam Griffiths will also be on hand to provide their support and advice during the day to ensure that the event runs smoothly.

01978 364 268

www.wrexhamgolfclub.co.uk

info@wrexhamgolfclub.co.uk

The Superb Machynys The Best Corporate Golf In Wales

The first Nicklaus-designed golf course in Wales, Machynys Peninsula Golf & Country Club boasts a dramatic setting overlooking Carmarthen Bay. The modern links championship golf course provides a stern golfing test to even the most accomplished of golfers. If the links conditions aren’t enough, there are no less than five tees on each hole allowing players to choose their level of difficulty – making Machynys a fantastic society golf course.

Maintained to a superb condition all yearround, the par 72 golf course which measure 6, 285 yards from the championship tees is the youngest golf course ever to be awarded an R & A championship event and features USGA-spec tees and greens and plenty of water hazards that come into play on most holes.

The course at Machynys has a WHS course rating of 75.5 and slope rating of 141 from the championship, white tees which presents a difficult but highly enjoyable challenge of golf.

The club’s impressive, modern clubhouse with extensive views of the golf course and beyond to the surround South Wales countryside comprises five-star facilities including a welcoming pro shop, excellent bar and restaurant facilities

Listed amongst the club’s facilities is the beautifully-appointed, Monks Premier Spa and Health Club - the perfect retreat to unwind after a day’s golf. The leisure facility boasts a steam room, sauna and well-equipped gym amongst its array of facilities. Packages for spa days are also available for golfers travelling with other family members.

Machynys for business

Machynys Peninsula Golf & Country Club offer many fantastic corporate golf day, membership and sponsorship opportunities.

The reasonably priced packages give corporate guests access to a first class golf course, some of the best facilities in Wales and outstanding hospitality.

The popular Nicklaus golf day package has been extended from golf societies to corporate visitors. Including coffee and a bacon roll on arrival, 18 holes on the Nicklaus inspired course followed by a two course meal in the superbly appointed, Nicklaus Suite.

Prices from £45 per person based on 60 corporate guests, represents a great value golf day to get your customers talking!

Golf day packages are available in silver, gold and platinum levels as are corporate sponsorship opportunities including advertising in the clubhouse and out on the golf course, free use of conference rooms and break out areas. Corporate guests can also take advantage of discounted buggy and trolley hire, as well as 10% discount in Monks Health & Fitness Club during their visit.

A corporate golf day at Machynys can also encompass the many on course competitions and challenges which are also available to golf societies courtesy of the Professional team, during the round.

Businesses are able to sponsor one of the course’s golf holes as well as see their advert displayed on one of the club’s live clubhouse screens.

For a more regular experience at Machynys Peninsula Golf & Country Club, corporate golf memberships are also available in silver, gold and platinum offerings. Corporate members benefit from clubhouse advertising and many discounts, as well as 25 complimentary annual green fees.

Corporate members agree to a 12 month contract which includes a 5% discount at Machynys Bar & Brasserie as well as 10% in Monks Premier Spa & Health Club.

With an annual subscription starting from just £2,200 +VAT for corporate membership, Machynys is well worth a look!

For more information about the corporate packages available at Machynys Peninsula Golf & Country Club, please call the team on 01544 744888.

Machynys is easily accessible, located just minutes from the M4 motorway.

The South Coast and South West regions of Wales are truly wonderful locations for both golf and off the course activities. The rolling countryside and rugged Pembrokeshire coastline is breath-taking, with spectator coastal walks, fresh fish and quality golf courses in the quaint seaside towns, you are spoilt for choice.

Carmarthenshire in South Wales is a wellknown golfing destination and has become extremely popular among visiting groups and societies due to the quality of its golf courses.

Maesdu Golf Club, Llandudno

Some of the finest golf courses in the UK can be found in North Wales. With spectacular scenery and an abundance of unspoiled golf courses, the region is a fantastic choice for a golf break.

Many eateries and accommodation providers which come at affordable prices make North Wales an attractive proposition. The variety of unique and testing golf courses make for some exciting challenges, from the gentle, rolling parkland courses to stunning mountain-backed links-style golf courses.

Many of the golf courses in North Wales are set close to the Irish Sea meaning conditions can be challenging but sightseeing wonderful!

Llandudno boasts spectacular sea and mountain views. The region’s gently undulating coastal terrain is home to a unique mix of links and parkland golf courses set amongst rolling hills and stunning scenery.

Nestled between Llandudno and Conwy, Maesdu Golf Club features a fantastic 18 hole championship golf course combining over one hundred years of history and stunning scenery.

Founded in 1915 on land formerly known as the Maesdu (meaning Black Field) Estate, the council instructed legendary golf course architect, James Braid to advise on the course layout. Braid worked with Professional, Tom Jones to create the 18 hole parkland links that can be enjoyed today.

A blend of parkland and links, the Maesdu golf course boasts panoramic views across Conwy Bay, from the Great Orme Head to the mountains of Snowdonia National Park. With immaculate fairways and true greens, it presents a challenge for even the most accomplished of golfer.

Idyllically placed on the North Wales coast to provide visitors with a unique golfing experience, the Maesdu course measures 6,520 yards from the white tees and plays as a Par 72. It has a WHS course rating of 72.2 and Slope rating of 137.

The clubhouse building was opened at Maesdu Golf Club in 1964 and visitors can expect the warmest of Welsh welcomes.

With a relaxed atmosphere, homemade food and a large selection of drinks are available seven days a week in the comfortable lounge bar and beautifullyappointed, James Braid restaurant with spectacular views over the Welsh countryside. Whilst, the sports bar is the ideal place to enjoy a cold beverage following a round.

Maesdu Golf Club prides itself on attention to detail and accommodates the custom building of the ideal golf event. Welcoming small groups to large societies, the club’s dedicated team strive to deliver a memorable experience to encourage visiting parties to return to Maesdu Golf Club in Llandudno