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This is golf. This is Wales.
Scenic coastal golf course with one golfer preparing to swing and another observing with a golf bag.
Royal Porthcawl Golf Club, South Wales.

Wales golf 2025

The AIG Women’s Open will take place at Royal Porthcawl in July 2025, and with our impressive golf offer it’s no surprise Cymru has been chosen to stage this prestigious event in the golfing calendar.  

With breathtaking views ranging from rugged coastlines to tranquil countryside, Wales offers unparalleled landscapes for golf. Our courses have character. Here, the backdrop is a spectacular coastline or a world heritage castle.  

Beyond our natural beauty, we also boast a rich variety of golf courses, from traditional links courses that feature as part of 870 miles of the Wales coast path, a challenge for even the most seasoned players, to some more welcoming parkland courses that are perfect for beginners.  

Away from the green, a golfing weekend can incorporate a range of other activities. In practical terms, this means in the morning you can stand on top of our highest peak, Yr Wyddfa, and in the afternoon you can enjoy a round of golf at the awe-inspiring, ‘bucket list’ coastal course of Nefyn.  Following a morning playing the impressive Royal St David’s golf club in Harlech, spend the afternoon visiting the world heritage site castle – less than 10 minutes away on foot.  

What’s more, the supporting product is on par. From spa hotels to a high-quality dining offer, and from spectacular self-catering to our famous croeso cynnes – our warm welcome – we have it all.

More information on the best golf courses in Wales can be found on visitwales.com/golf.