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Golf Holidays in the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean

The Wye Valley has many great golf courses to choose from whether you’re planning as group or playing on your own.

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Get Away for a Weekend Golf Break

If you, your colleagues and friends or your golf club are planning a midweek or weekend golf break, why not sample some of the most beautiful and picturesque golf courses the UK has to offer and take a look at our list featuring many of those available in the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean.

With a variety of layouts to choose from there are courses to suit all abilities. Whether your group is setting up a golf holiday for fun, for a competition or on a corporate getaway, save yourself the hassle of finding hotel rooms for everyone by staying in one of our large houses! Each has great character, offers great facilities and are based in fantastic locations within a short distance of all of these courses.

A grand red-brick manor house overlooks a golf green and pond, framed by trees and shrubs.

Whilst on holiday you may want to book some time with a PGA professional based at one of the golf courses and work on your skills or spend time at the driving range amid stunning scenes of natural beauty.

Our Blog page also has a list of open golf tournaments in the area, around which you may want to plan your stay. Most of the golf clubs in our list cater for groups and societies, allowing you to book some rounds for your party and then come back to one of our houses to relax in the evening and celebrate or commiserate the day you’ve had!

If you’ve booked one of our large houses for your golf holiday, why not tour a few of the golf clubs below, each with their own unique challenges.

Golf Courses in the Wye Valley

The Wye Valley is officially acknowledged as an Area of Outstanding Beauty and many of the golf courses listed below benefit from this wonderful scenery as the courses take advantage of the natural landscapes in many different ways.

A golf clubhouse sits on a hillside overlooking rolling green valley countryside under a wide sky.
  • With views overlooking 3 counties, the courses take advantage of the natural lay of land.

  • Courses include: 18 Hole Championship Golf Course (6428 yds), 9 Hole Par 3 Golf Course

  • PGA Professional: Paul Middleton

A straight fairway lined with tall trees leads towards a distant green in soft morning light.
  • A woodland course requiring accuracy and course management over power.

  • 18 Hole Championship Golf Course (6451 yds)

  • PGA Professional: Tim Hall

A yellow flag marks the hole on a putting green, with a golf ball and club nearby.
  • The course has gentle, rolling fairways alongside two lakes and is lined by mature cider orchards.

  • Special offers are available. Club participates in PlayMoreGolf scheme.

  • PGA Professional: Andy Cameron

A golf bag and clubs stand on a fairway as the sun sets behind distant hills.
  • 18 Hole Golf Course considered to be one of the best layouts in South East Wales. Overlooks Raglan Castle.

  • Regular Open Competitions

  • PGA Professional: Chris Murphy

A golfer putts on an elevated green with a town and hills spread out below.
  • West Mon Golf Club is officially the highest 18 hole golf course in the UK at 1500ft above sea level

  • Located near Ebbw Vale, the panorama encompasses the Brecon Beacons, Gwent, Powys and Monmouthshire countryside

Golfers walk near a bunker on a tree-lined course with a clubhouse visible in the distance.
  • 18 Hole Golf Course (6026 yds) amid rolling parkland

  • Regular Open Competitions

  • PGA Professional: Nigel Clarke

A golf fairway lined with autumn trees leads towards a bunker and distant green.
  • Set in the grounds of the former home of Charles Stewart Rolls, co-founder of Rolls Royce

  • 18 Hole Championship course (6733 yds) said to be one of the most outstanding courses in the UK.

  • PGA Professional: Simon Aston

A striped fairway winds downhill through trees, with rolling farmland visible beyond.
  • The course offers views of the Shropshire Hills, the Brecon Beacons and the Malverns

  • 18 Hole Golf Course (6055 yds) originally designed by James Braid and known as ‘The Gleneagles of the Midlands’

  • PGA Professional: Stuart Rank

A flagged putting green sits above a deep valley surrounded by steep green hills.
  • The highest 18 Hole Golf Course in England

  • Spectacular views over the Brecon Beacons, the Black Mountains, the Radnorshire Hills and the Malverns

  • Regular Open Competitions throughout the year

  • Professional: Keith Preece

A curved stone-walled pond with flowerbeds borders a fairway and water fountain.
  • 18 Hole and 9 Hole Golf Courses along the border of Herefordshire and Worcestershire

  • 9 Hole Footgolf course

  • Professional: Chris Knowles

A golfer putts on a green with a wooded, heather-covered hillside rising behind.
  • Tough 18 Hole Golf Course rolling through the Usk Valley amidst mature parkland

  • Views of the Blorenge, Sugar Loaf and Skirrid Mountains

  • Professional: Brian Edwards

Golf Courses in the Forest of Dean

The Forest of Dean is an area of beautiful woodland harbouring all kinds of wildlife and with many conservation areas. The golf courses on offer match a variety of skill levels and are very competitively priced offering a great way to spend your holiday.

3 golfers carrying clubs walk along a green fairway lined with trees in soft evening light.
  • 18 Hole Golf Course surrounded by the Forest of Dean

  • Part of the biggest leisure complex in the area

  • Footgolf course available

  • Professional: Stuart Jenkins

Aerial view of a golf course with tree-lined fairways and bunkers, surrounded by rolling countryside fields.
  • Challenging 18 Hole Championship Golf Course (5969 yds) with natural hazards

  • Fantastic elevated views of the Gloucestershire countryside

  • Professional: Keith Wood

Golf green beside a pond, with stone ruin pillars and bunkers framing the fairway.
  • Set in the beautiful Forest of Dean with panoramic views of the surrounding area and beyond

  • 18 Hole Championship Golf Course (6387 yds) with good drainage allowing year round play

  • Family fun on the FootGolf course

  • PGA Professional: Sue Bamford – WPGA Founding Member

Golfer pulling a trolley across a green on a hillside course overlooking distant hills.
  • Elevated views over the Welsh Hills, Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley

  • The 18 Hole Course runs through undulating parkland and it’s eighth hole, ‘The Cresta Run’ was recently included in Britain’s 100 Most Extraordinary Golf Holes’

  • PGA Professional: Sid Trench

Sunlit fairway bordered by trees, stretching into the distance on a clear morning.
  • 9 Hole Golf Course run by PGA professional Ian Brown

  • All weather greens

  • 6 Par 4 holes and 3 Par 3’s with 27 sand bunkers and a pond

Large tree standing beside a green on a golf course, with hills in the background.
  • 9 Hole Golf Course

  • Oldest Members club in the Forest of Dean

Family Fun Golf Courses

If playing on a full Golf course doesn’t appeal to you on your holiday or if you want a fun day out with your family and friends, these Krazy Golf courses might be just for you!

Family playing crazy golf among stone pillars and ruins in a landscaped garden.
  • 12 Holes with a Roman Ruin theme

  • Based in popular destination, Symonds Yat

  • Wheelchair accessible with ball-lifting aids and short putters

A crazy golf course with red flags, trees and a stone wishing well among the greens.
  • 15 specially designed holes across 1 acre, surrounded by the Forest of Dean

  • Many other activities available such as Footpool, Badminton and Tennis

  • Some holes are Wheelchair friendly

Players in pirate costumes putt on a crazy golf course with wooden ship props and an owl statue.
  • 12 holes of Pirate themed golf

  • Fully accessible

  • Out-of-hours group bookings welcome

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