Monmouthshire Golf Club

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The Monmouthshire was founded back in 1892 making it one of Wales's oldest established golf clubs. The man who made the Monmouthshire the course it is today was Mr James Braid, the Scot who created Gleneagles. The course is set against the beautiful scenery of the Usk valley. It is surrounded by the Blorenge, Sugar Loaf and Skirrid Mountains. It is a superb example of a mature parkland course which, from the back tees can be as tough as it is beautiful, and it is said to be the oldest 18 hole golf course in the County of Monmouthshire. The River Usk runs alongside the 6th hole and it is bordered by agricultural land which gives a real country feeling.

It has 6 challenging par 3s and interesting par 4s and 5s. The design of the course makes it easy to play a full round or as few as 3 holes after work. The membership is well established but we are happy to welcome new members and many visitors return on a regular basis. It is centrally located for a golf holiday in Wales.

Customer Reviews
"A lovely golf course"
"Cracking parkland course"