Radyr Golf Club

Perched in the rolling hills of South Wales, Radyr Golf Club serves up a quality parkland test with sweeping views over Cardiff and the Bristol Channel. Thoughtfully routed through mature woodland and open hillside, it's the sort of course where elevation change, smart bunkering and well-defended greens keep you fully switched on from the opening tee shot to the last putt.

You'll get the best out of Radyr by plotting your way round. Fairways often reward placement over power, the rough is no friend if you miss your lines and approaches need a committed strike to find the right sections of the greens. On the more exposed holes the breeze can get involved too, turning club selection into a guessing game and making ball flight control more important than raw length.

Off the course, the clubhouse is a welcoming base for a bite to eat and a post-round pint, with a relaxed atmosphere that works brilliantly for society days and small groups. Practice facilities are on hand for a loosen-up before you tee off and the setting, framed by woodland and open countryside, makes it feel a world away from the city even though you're close by. If you're organising a group day, we can help line up tee times and build it into a wider Cardiff and South Wales break.

Who is this for?
Groups and societies wanting a well-conditioned parkland round close to Cardiff, plus golfers building a South Wales itinerary that mixes city time with coastal scenery.

Who is it best for?
Mid to low handicappers who enjoy shaping tee shots, controlling spin into sloping greens and taking on elevation changes without needing a links-style battering.