Cardiff Golf Club
Sherborne Avenue, Cyncoed, City of Cardiff, CF23 6SJ, Tel: 0292075 3067
Cardiff Golf Club, founded in 1922, is an 18 hole, 6,000 yard parkland course with a variety of mature trees which requires accurate tee shots. The course is well bunkered and an added hazard is a small stream meandering through the course. Playing the course is a most pleasurable experience, where it is difficult to imagine that you are in the environs of Wales's largest and Capital city. Check out the club's website pictures to see that it makes a great location for a golf break in Cardiff. Visitors with handicap certificates are welcome, but please check tee availability with the Secretary beforehand. Golf Societies are also welcome by prior arrangement, although they are normally permitted on Fridays only.

St Mellons Golf Club
St Mellons, City of Cardiff, CF3 2XS, Tel : 01633 680408
St Mellons is an 18 hole 6225 yard, parkland course established in 1936. St Mellons is a lovely parkland course on the eastern edge of the bustling Capital city of Cardiff. It is unique in that it straddles two counties - Gwent and South Glamorgan. The course is laid out in the shape of a clover leaf and provides one of the best tests of golf in South Wales. Visitors and Societies are welcome by prior arrangement.

Creigiau Golf Club
Llantwit Road, Creigiau, City of Cardiff, CF15 9NN, Tel : 029 2089 0263
Established in 1922 Creigiau GC was a 9 hole course. Now after extensive modification and changes it is a 6063 yard 18 hole parkland course.  The Club is approx. 7 miles from the centre of Cardiff and if the course is only half as attractive as the pictures on the otherwise sparse website it must be worth a visit. Visitors, with handicap certificates, are welcome by prior arrangement.

Radyr Golf Club
Drysgol Road, Radyr, City of Cardiff, CF15 8BS, Tel : 029 2084 2408
Radyr is an 18 hole, 6053 yard, parkland course within 5 miles of Cardiff City Centre. With its magnificent views overlooking the City of Cardiff and the Bristol Channel beyond, Radyr has one of the most idyllic settings of any golf club in South Wales. Nestling in rural heathland its gentle undulations provide both members and visitors with a course which is a delight to the eye, yet which offers the sternest of challenges to golfers of all standards. Visitors and Societies are welcome but there are some limitations and prior booking is essential.

Llanishen Golf Club
Heol Hir, City of Cardiff, CF14 9UD, Tel : 029 2075 2205
Llanishen is an 18 hole, 5110 yard, mountain type course yet just five miles north of Cardiff City centre. Llanishen is one of Cardiff's older golf clubs being established in 1905. Visitors are welcome but will require handicap certificates and are limited to weekdays. Societies also have limitations and need to pre arrange the visit.