Narrow wood-lined fairways and well-protected greens mean that accuracy is crucial at The Glamorganshire, especially if you wish to avoid this wonderful parkland's heavy bunkering.
All you need to know about this brilliant British course
In direct contrast to Swansea's great linkland clubs, Neath sits majestically atop a high hill at Cadoxton, just two miles from the bustling old town that is its namesake.
With the magnificent backdrop of Gwrych Castle and stunning coastal views, it is easy to be transported back in time at the stunning Abergele.
Mold offers breathtaking views of the stunning Welsh countryside, lying in the shadow of Moel Famau in the Clwydian Range – “the gateway to rural Wales”.
All you need to know about this brilliant British course
All you need to know about this brilliant British course
Although in close proximity to the sea, Caernarfon is a parkland course, with true running greens and lush fairways. A delightful Welsh hidden gem.
Situated in the south of Cardiff in the direction of Barry, Wenvoe Castle is yet another superb James Braid-designed parkland course.
All you need to know about this brilliant British course
