For amazing value & choice, Wales is hard to beat
Famed for it's rugged coastline and mountainous National Parks, the natural beauty on offer in Wales is unbeatable. Combine this with an excellent selection of golf courses, from luxury resorts such as St Pierre Marriott Hotel to 'hidden gems', golf breaks in Wales are popular for their value and variety.
Headlined by the likes of The Vale and of course, the Ryder Cup hosting Celtic Manor Resort, it's easy to see why a Wales golf break continues to be a favourite among customers.
Away from the course, the buzzing cities of Cardiff and Newport offer unbeatable nightlife for those looking to make the most of their break. A golf tour is a prime option for those wanting to play a number of top courses in city/town centre accommodation, including the likes of Royal Porthcawl in Swansea and Nefyn & District in North Wales.
Why book a golf break to Wales?
- From parkland to links, play various course types and topography
- Enjoy great value for money, with fantastic group offers
- Explore mountainous landscapes and places of natural beauty
- Stay in a bustling city centre or a beautiful historic town/village
- From resort breaks to golf tours, make your next golf trip special
- Book a great range of 1 night breaks online today
Resort or tour, the choice is yours
With three of the UK's best-loved golf resorts in The Celtic Manor, The Vale and St Pierre Marriott Hotel, Wales is a fabulous choice for groups looking to park up the car, hit the course and head to dinner - all without leaving the premises! That said, with Newport and Cardiff nearby, it's easy to get tempted into town for a nightcap.
If you’re heading down south then you simply must experience Wales’ highest-ranked course, Royal Porthcawl, which offers on of the sternest tests of golf in the UK. This magnificent links is supported by the likes of Pennard, Southerndown and Ashburnham making South Wales the ideal location for the golfing purist.
At the other end of the country, North Wales Golf Club and the stunning Nefyn & District are blessed with fantastic views, unbeatable value, and are all easily accessible, particularly for customers travelling from Central and Northern England.
What makes a golf break in Wales so special?
With beautiful courses set amidst stunning scenery, you can discover authentic golf across many great locations in Wales.
Choose from a range of top-quality tournament venues like Celtic Manor set in 2,000 acres of picturesque parkland, or the five-star Mar Hall resort, a short drive from the buzzing city centre.
Cardiff is home to several incredible courses with the added bonus of the cities bustling nightlife, while the picturesque settings of the South offer some of the best golf courses in the country.
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Lavish resorts to cosy guesthouses
From family-friendly hotels to luxury spa resorts you can be assured that we will provide you with the best price, variety, and choice when it comes to your accommodation. Receive the warmest of welcomes at cosy guesthouses and dine in the finest hotel restaurants.
Test your taste buds on the delicious cuisine at Celtic Manor’s Crown Restaurant or experience cool sophistication at the 4* Quay Hotel, a great option for those looking to explore North Wales.
For those looking to stay in the South, Swansea is the ideal base, with the majority of our customers staying at The Dragon Hotel – it’s perfect for discovering the city.
Wherever you choose to stay there is a wealth of accommodation options for you to choose from.
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Things to see & do on your Wales golf break
From the awe-inspiring scenery to the endless list of incredible activities, Wales is a beautiful country and well worth exploring during your golf holiday. It is famous for its rugged mountains, national parks and Celtic culture.
We recommend taking a trip to Snowdonia National park which boasts plenty of hiking trails, beautiful lakes and glacial landforms.
Cardiff is a must-visit with its great nightlife scene, National Museum and medieval castle. Those looking for hidden gems and unusual things to do, Wales is the place for it. Other attractions include the Devil’s Bridge, Hafod Estate and Conwy Castle.
