Radyr Golf Club

Radyr Golf Club, designed by Harry S. Colt and opened in 1903, sits in the rural parkland of Radyr, Wales, United Kingdom. The 18-hole layout moves across gentle undulations through mature parkland, a setting that reflects Colt's characteristic use of natural ground. The club has hosted the Welsh National PGA Championship 2015 and holds rankings of number 23 in the Golf World Top 100 Courses in Wales and number 79 in the Golf World Top 100 parkland courses in GB&I. It has also been twice shortlisted for Wales Golf Club of the Year. Hole19 golfers rate it 4.7, and it is one of the most-played courses in Wales on Hole19. Practice facilities include a driving range with a covered section for year-round use, a putting green, and a dedicated chipping area and practice net. Coaching is available for golfers of all abilities, from complete beginners to experienced players, delivered by Head Professionals Simon Swales and Richard Bentham alongside PGA Professionals Georgia Williams and Alice Thomas.