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With mature woodland, wide and narrow fairways, and water features, our 18-hole golf course is breathtakingly beautiful and a South Wales favourite. Challenge yourself to some of the truest greens in South Wales whilst simultaneously enjoying our breath-taking views of the Vale of Glamorgan and South-West England.
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You would be excused for thinking that such a beautiful golf course had no chance of being situated on the cusp of Cardiff, with rundown docks facilities picturing a grim vicinity. The golf course itself is just off a main road and, as you venture into the cark park, the magnificence that lies behind the pro shop leaves no hint of what is on the ot...
As you wrap up your final preparations on the putting green, it’s time to take to the first tee. Unusually, the first tee is slightly out of the way – which added to the uniqueness of this golf course. To gain access to the starting point, the 18th tee must be clear as you’ll need to walk across the hole to get to the first. We played from the yell...
Granted, the weather was phenomenal and made a nice change from the misery of rain that has fallen across the country over the last several weeks. However, even if the weather had other ideas, Glamorganshire Golf Club is nothing short of a golfing paradise. Excellent bunker placement, tremendous upkeep and interesting tee locations offer a wide var...
Glamorganshire Golf Club gave me one of the best golfing experiences I have ever had. The staff were friendly and encouraging, the golf course was splendid and the facilities for both pre and post-round were nothing short of excellent. Granted, we had the weather on our side but even under gloomier circumstances, due to the upkeep, the course would...
Glamorganshire Golf Club. 4 reviews. #2 of 3 Nightlife in Penarth. Bars & ClubsLessons & WorkshopsGolf Courses. Open now. 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM. Write a review. About. Walk in the footsteps of founding member Dr Stableford who conceived the most recognised scoring system in the golfing world at the Glamorganshire back in the 1890's.
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- Lavernock Road, Penarth
FROM $577 (USD) NORTHERN IRELAND | Enjoy 7 nights bed & breakfast at the Slieve Donard Resort and 5 rounds of golf at Annesley Links at Royal County Down Golf Club, Ardglass Golf Club, Championship Links at Royal Country Down Golf Club (x2 rounds), and Royal Belfast Golf Club. Glamorganshire Golf Club in Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan: details ...
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- 029 2070 1185
- Penarth, CF64 5UP, Vale of Glamorgan
- Glamorganshire Golf Club is located at Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, CF64 5UP.
- Yes, Glamorganshire Golf Club is open to the public.
- Glamorganshire Golf Club was built in 1890.
- James Braid is the architect of Glamorganshire Golf Club.
- The par of Glamorganshire Golf Club is 70.
- The length of Glamorganshire Golf Club is 6109 yards.
- Based on reviews, other golfers are saying that the course conditions at Glamorganshire Golf Club are great.
Jun 7, 2021 · What the club says: The Glamorganshire Golf Club, situated in the seaside town of Penarth on the outskirts of Cardiff is the second oldest golf club in South Wales. Although being near the sea, the Glamorganshire is not a links, but an 18-hole parkland course on undulating ground on the edge of what are now Cosmeston Lakes.
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- 02920701185
- Lavernock Road, Penarth, South Glamorgan, CF64 5UP
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The Glamorganshire Golf Club, situated in the seaside town of Penarth on the outskirts of Cardiff is the second oldest golf club in South Wales and the oldest inland course in South Wales.The Club is steeped in tradition - it was at the Glamorganshire that the Stableford scoring system was first tried by its creator, Dr. Frank Stableford in September 1898.
