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Tenby Golf Club

8.8
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Perched on Wales' South West Pembrokeshire coastline, Tenby Golf Club has long been claimed as the oldest course in Wales, testing golfers since 1888. The layout you'll tackle today carries the influence of James Braid, refined in the early 1900s with classic links angles and run-offs that keep you thinking from the first tee to the last putt.

Beyond the golf, Tenby itself is worth the visit. The town sits just a short walk from the clubhouse, with white sandy beaches, a working harbour and a tight cluster of independent shops, cafés and restaurants tucked inside medieval walls. It's the kind of place where you can walk off the 18th, grab a pint overlooking the bay and plan tomorrow's round without feeling marooned in a resort.

Who is this for?
Anyone who wants authentic Welsh links golf with real history, plus a lively seaside town for food and a post-round pint.

Who is it best for?
Low to mid-handicappers will love the wind, bounce and shotmaking. It's also a cracking shout for societies that want golf on the doorstep and Tenby's bars and restaurants nearby.

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Tenby Golf Club

Measuring at slightly over 6,500 yards, the course is not long by any stretch of the imagination, but the undulating dunes and tight fairways make this a good test for all golfers. The course is very traditionally links in style, built through towering dunes with very undulating greens, there is a natural feel to the holes. On top of this, there are fantastic views all across the course, from the highest point, the lonely Cadley Island and beyond is in full view.

Accommodation at Tenby Golf Club

Tenby offers 11 en-suite rooms in the Dormy House, a straightforward, golfer-focused option that sits just steps from the first tee. The accommodation is functional rather than luxurious, designed for those who want to roll out of bed, grab breakfast and be on the course without fuss. Rooms are clean, comfortable and well-maintained, with modern en-suite facilities and everything you need for a no-frills golf break. It's the kind of setup that works brilliantly for groups and societies who value proximity to the course over resort-style amenities.

The Dormy House works particularly well if you're organising a multi-day trip and want everyone under one roof. There's a welcoming clubhouse with a bar and dining area serving hearty, traditional fare, the kind of post-round meal that hits the spot after a blustery 18 holes. It's not fine dining, but it's honest, well-cooked food in a relaxed setting where you can settle in for the evening without needing to venture into town. The atmosphere is sociable and unpretentious, with plenty of space for groups to gather, swap stories from the round and plan the next day's tee times over a pint.

For those who prefer more choice or want to explore Tenby's restaurant scene, the town centre is a short walk away, offering everything from seafood bistros to traditional Welsh pubs. Staying on-site, however, means you're first on the tee in the morning and last off in the evening, a genuine advantage on a course where early and late light can offer the best conditions and the quietest fairways. There's secure storage for clubs and kit, and the whole setup is geared towards golfers who want to maximise their time on the course without worrying about logistics. If you're bringing a society or a group of mates, the Dormy House keeps things simple, keeps everyone together and puts you right where you need to be when the first tee sheet opens.

Features

  • Pro Shop
  • Putting Greens
  • Club House
  • Championship Standard Course

What Our Golfers Say

8.8
Very Good
5 reviews
Condition overall 8.8
Condition of greens 9.6
Speed of round About right
Value for money 9.2
Facilities 8.0
Difficulty Hard
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Very Good
8.0

Renowned for being a tough course, but when it's had so much sun it becomes even more difficult. Nonetheless we welcomed the test and had a great day of it. It's pretty hard to beat with the views too.

Very Good
8.0

A fabulous round with some really interesting holes and excellent views of the beach. Some challenging tee shots and tough bunkers which added to the fun. Excellent staff throughout the Club who were friendly and professional. We will definitely return in the future

Excellent
10.0

Great course but It was rammed so a bit slow.

Very Good
8.0

Unfortunately the major rebuild meant there were few facilities but the pro was very very helpful and it didn’t detract from the golf experience. Challenging conditions but most enjoyable.

Excellent
10.0

Great first class they don't come any better. Take your camera.

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