Aberdovey GC, Aberdovey Area
At the mouth of the Dovey Estuary and overlooking Cardigan Bay stands Aberdovey Golf Club. It is a traditional links course sandwiched between the Cambrian Mountains and the mid Wales coastline.

Ashburnham GC, Llanelli Area
One of the classic Welsh links courses, Ashburnham celebrated its centenary in 1994 by staging the British Home International Team Championships.

Cardigan GC, Cardigan Area
One of the most startling of the unsung courses of Wales is to be found high on a hill overlooking the Teifi Estuary at Gwbert, 2 miles from Cardigan.

Conwy GC, Llandudno Area
Founded in 1890, Conwy has a distinguished history in championship golf. Situated between sea, mountains and a river, Conwy GC is a traditional links course that throws in deep bunkers, gorse and some very strong par 4's.

Cottrell Park Golf Resort, Cardiff Area
A new complex opened in 1996, Cottrell Park has two 18 hole courses, The Mackintosh and The Button Courses.

Llanishen GC, Cardiff Area
Founded in 1905 an established parkland course overlooking Cardiff. Situated at the foot of Caerphilly mountain with spectacular views of the west country and the Bristol Channel.

Machynys Peninsula GC, Llanelli Area
The latest edition to the top quality courses of Wales, this Jack Nicklaus designed course will be a challenge to all.

Nefyn & District GC, Llyn Peninsula Area
Founded in 1907 and extended in 1920 by James Braid and JH Taylor, there are few holes in world golf that match some of the holes on the Peninsula Course at Nefyn & District GC.

Newport GC, Newport Area
Founded in 1903. A wonderfully mature parkland course on the outskirts of Newport. Traditional club and course presented in excellent condition.

Old Course St Pierre, Chepstow Area
The famous Old Course has played host to many top tournaments from the PGA Welsh Masters to the Solheim Cup and Dunlop Masters

Pennard GC, Swansea Area
Pennard GC was founded in 1896 and is a course of long tradition, history and repute. With views to take your breath away the course is equal to any links around the coast of the UK. It is a real gem.

Porthmadog GC, Llyn Peninsula Area
Founded in 1900 this links course contains some parkland holes that have been recently developed by introducing hillocks and bunkering.

Pyle & Kenfig GC, Vale of Glamorgan Area
Another classic links and downland course with a magnificent back 9 set against the Kenfig sand dunes.

Radyr, Cardiff Area
Magnificent views of Cardiff and surrounding countryside, this parkland course has hosted inter county tournaments.

Royal Porthcawl GC, Vale of Glamorgan Area
Ranked in most peoples top 10 courses, Royal Porthcawl GC will provide even the most established player with lasting memories... some for the right reason and some not!

Royal St Davids GC, Harlech Area
A former president of Royal St Davids put it perfectly: "Harlech is a magical place". So it is. Deep in Merlin country, the course is in the shadow of the towering castle built by Edward I in the 13th century to keep the Welsh in check.

Southerndown GC, Vale of Glamorgan Area
Bracken to the left of you, bracken to the right and fairway rising up to the sky! Henry Cotton described this 1st hole as one of the most difficult he had encountered.

Tenby GC, Tenby Area
One of the oldest courses in Wales this classic links dates back to 1875. Tee up the ball on the 1st tee and experience a nice little 460+ yard opener!

The Glamorganshire, Cardiff Area
A wonderfully presented and established parkland course of repute. Founded in 1890 with a long history in amateur and professional golf.

The Rolls of Monmouth GC, Monmouth Area
The former home of Charles Stuart Rolls the early aviator and motoring pioneer and now a Rolls Royce of golf! That other sleek driving machine, Greg Norman, also paused here on his way to the top of world golf.

Vale of Llangollen GC, Llangollen Area
Founded in 1908 this picturesque parkland course runs along the River Dee and is "a course for all seasons".

Whitchurch, Cardiff Area
Founded in 1915 situated 3 miles north of Cardiff City centre on A470, 500 metres from junction 32 of M4. Panoramic views of Cardiff and Bristol Channel.