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 Grove
Golf Club
South Cornelly, Porthcawl, Bridgend County Borough, Mid Glamorgan,
CF33 4RP Tel : 01656 788771
The Grove is an 18 hole, 6128 yards, parkland course close to the Glamorgan
Heritage Coast. There are beautiful views out to sea towards Swansea Bay.
Visitors are welcome but prebooking is required. Limited numbers of societies
on weekends and bank holidays. Up to 8 people only. Prebooking is essential.
Pyle
and Kenfig Golf Club
Waun y Mer, Kenfig, Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, CF33 4PU, Tel: 01656
783093
Pyle and Kenfig is an 18 hole, 6740 yard, undulating dune and downland course.
Pyle and Kenfig Golf Course, with its lofty sand dunes hugging the South
Wales coast of Porthcawl is situated in a wonderful stretch of golfing country,
just right for a golf holiday. Glorious views and historic associations
adorn this undulating course with its natural hazard of hillocks, valleys
and towering dunes. However serious the game, time must be made to appreciate
the panoramic views. The Bristol Channel, the Gower Peninsula, Sker Farm
and the magnificent Welsh Mountains can all be seen from various points.
The comfortable clubhouse complements this magnificent course and visitors
will always find a warm and friendly welcome. Visitors are welcome but only
on weekdays, and Societies are welcome by arrangement.
Royal
Porthcawl Golf Club
Rest Bay, Porthcawl, Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, CF36 3UW, Tel : 01656
782251
Royal Porthcawl is an 18 hole, 6685 yards, links course with a 27 acre practice
area. The Royal Porthcawl overlooks the Bristol Channel on the Glamorgan
Coast between Cardiff and Swansea. The Course has a magnificent setting
sloping down to the seashore. The absence of sand hills usually found on
links courses enables the golfer to see the sea from every hole and to enjoy
memorable views south to Somerset and Exmoor, and northwest across Swansea
Bay to the Gower Peninsula. With holes facing into every point of the compass,
the player is always tested by the wind and will probably need every club
in the bag, and by looking at the green fees a big wad of notes
in the bag ! (Ed.)
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