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Golf Breaks in Wales at Celtic Manor

Wales Golf Breaks

Overview
Wales Golf Breaks and Golf Holidays - From the rugged North to the lush green South there is no finer place in the UK for a golfing holiday than Wales! Experience wind-lashed links golf courses to tricky tree-lined inland Championship golf courses. Golf breaks to Wales has it all.

Celtic Manor or The Vale Resort are very popular Golf Resort hotels in...

Wales Golf Breaks
Wales Golf Breaks and Golf Holidays - From the rugged North to the lush green South there is no finer place in the UK for a golfing holiday than Wales! Experience wind-lashed links golf courses to tricky tree-lined inland Championship golf courses. Golf breaks to Wales has it all.

Celtic Manor or The Vale Resort are very popular Golf Resort hotels in Wales. The north of Wales, around Llandudno are very popular for golf tours. The north also includes some great Links Golf Courses for you to try and pit your golfing skills against the elements - all fun to be had on a Wales Golf Break!

Popular Golf Courses In Wales:

Wales is home today to about 200 golf courses, many of them dating back much further than you’d think. The first Welsh golf courses opened in the late 19th century, and there is a course in the country in 2018 to suit every skill and experience level, as well as – of course – taste.
 
Our popular golf courses include:
  • Celtic Manor
  • St Pierre Golf Course
  • The Vale Resort and its 2 golf courses
  • North Wales Golf Course
  • Conwy Golf Course

Of all of the places on the British Isles where you could conceivably tee off, you might not have given much thought to Wales – or at least, not until relatively recently. It was, after all, Newport’s own Celtic Manor Resort that hosted the 2010 Ryder Cup, and on two occasions before then – in 1987 and 2005 – Wales also emerged victorious in the men’s World Cup.

St Pierre Championship Old Golf Course - Challenge yourself at a championship course that has hosted the Solheim Cup and many other European tournaments boasting six past Ryder Cup Captains as champions. Designed by C.K. Cotton, opened in 1962, and was remodeled in 2008 by Ross McMurray. Hosted the Solheim Cup and many other European tournaments - boasting six past Ryder Cup Captains as champions. 

The Vale Resort. For a four-star hotel and leisure experience nothing short of special, the Vale Resort will not disappoint. Nestled away in over 650 acres of beautiful Welsh countryside the Resort with its 143-bedroom hotel also encompasses 2 championship golf courses, Wales’ largest spa, an award-winning restaurant, and exceptional sporting facilities making the Vale Resort one of the UK’s most desirable golf break holiday and leisure break destinations.

North Wales Golf Club is a true Championship Links course situated in the sunny seaside town of Llandudno with excellent views over the Conwy estuary to Anglesey and the Snowdonia Mountain range. We are sure you will find the course invigorating and challenging offering an enjoyable experience for all levels of players.

The stunning location on the North Wales Coastline combined with the challenging links Conwy Golf course will provide a memorable experience for all golfers, and we aim to ensure that everyone has an enjoyable and rewarding day. The course lies at the mouth of the River Conwy, overlooked on its South side by Conwy Mountain and on its north side, overlooking the Conwy Estuary and the Great Orme. 

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Popular Accommodations In Wales:
You might expect us here at findagolfbreak.com to talk up Wales’ golfing credentials to encourage you to browse our latest deals for holidays in both North Wales and South Wales.
 
However, you don’t just have to take our word for it, as one study earlier this year found that golfers considered golfing holidays in Wales to offer a bigger ‘bang for their buck’ than those in any other part of Europe – ahead of much more obvious destinations as Spain, Portugal, and Turkey.
 
  • Annan Hotel Llandudno
  • St. Pierre Marriott Hotel & Country Club
  • The Vale Resort
  • Celtic Manor Resort
The Annan Hotel Llandudno is an elegant, Detached Bed & Breakfast hotel set within its grounds in a quiet location just a couple of minutes' walk from the promenade and town centre. Established in 1945, Annan offers efficient service, friendly staff, and a warm welcome. 
 
St. Pierre Marriott Hotel & Country Club converted from a stately 14th-century Welsh manor and situated on 400 acres of magnificent parkland in the Wye Valley. Offering an unparalleled golfing experience and top-notch service. Explore our spacious, elegant guest suites, which offer contemporary comfort and quality amenities.
 
Nestled within a 650-acre private estate in the beautiful South Wales countryside, the Vale Resort is far more than your average luxury hotel. Their facilities are world-class, but we’d prefer you be the judge of that.
 
Choose a seriously stylish stay at our five-star Resort Hotel, featuring several floors of immaculately designed Celtic Manor rooms, situated right in the heart of the resort. Whether you’re planning to party, or in need of some laid-back luxury, you’ll have everything you need. Simply step in a lift for restaurants, bars, and spas.
 

 

Things To Do in Wales:
Play on one of Wales's most beautiful and scenic golf courses. Wales is home to over 140 golf courses, and many world-class layouts need to be on every golfer's bucket list. Wales' compact nature allows golfers to explore the country in a week and enjoy the stunning scenery in different regions. You can easily mix and match different golf courses, so you might play a links course one day and a championship course the next.
 
There are over 50 golf courses in the Northern area, two of which are in spectacular locations. Beaumaris Castle on the island of Anglesey and Conwy Castle on the north coast of the Principality. The great James Blade designed many golf courses in North Wales, but perhaps the best of them is Pulheri and Wrexham. The seaside towns of Lil, Prestatyn, and Llandudno attract thousands of people each year to offer quality golf tests. 
 
The golfing world turned to South Wales in 2010 when the stunning Celtic Manor Resort hosted the Ryder Cup. Located on the outskirts of Cardiff, Celtic Manor is a world-class facility and one of the reasons South Wales has become such a popular golfing holiday destination. In the Southerndown region, there are golf courses such as Pyle & Kenfig, Marriott St. Pierre, and Klein, the latter of which offers spectacular views over Swansea Bay.
 

 

Travelling To Wales:
International flights into Wales will be via Cardiff.
 
Transfers are available in and around Wales however, we can arrange transfers for you if need them.

 

Wales - Weather Guide:
The average temperature in Wales in January is 3.3°C. The hottest month is July with temperatures of 16.2°C. This means July is considered one of the best times to visit Wales.
 
Experience golf anytime you want in Wales, but professional players are advised to visit Welsh golf courses during the summer. The most favorable time to engage in the sport is from May to September.
 
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