Glyn Abbey Golf Club
Trimsaran, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, SA17 4LB United Kingdom
Glyn Abbey Golf Club is located on the southern slope of the Gwendraeth valley and set amist a woodland area with tremendous views in all directions. The 18 hole par 70 course is 6202 yards in length and has been built to international standards.Book a Tee Time
Price Guide: £££Book online: Tee times online from £10.00 save up to 60% with Teeofftimes.co.uk
- Midweek Guide: £25.00 per round *
- Weekend Guide: £30.00 per round *
- Societies Accepted to Play
- Society Deals Available
Club Information
Glyn Abbey Golf Club is 27 holes Par 70 (6202 yards) Private Parkland golf course designed by Hawtree & Son.Tel: 01554 810278 | Fax: 01554 810889
Website: http://www.glynabbey.co.uk
Golf Pro: Mike Davies | Tel: 01554 810278
Contact/Secretary: Martin Lane MD
Facilities: Driving range, Golf clubs for hire, Golf buggies for hire, Golf pro shop, Golf clubhouse, Bar, Food available, Available for functions, golf course.
- 5 Day Membership Available
Location: http://www.glynabbey.co.uk/location.aspx
14 reviews from Golfshake members
Showing 14 of 14 golf course reviews for Glyn Abbey Golf Club
Reviews listed below are listed based on review recommendation and then date added.
The golf courses reviews are the personal opinions of members of Golfshake who completed a review after playing the course. These opinions do not necessarily represent the views of Golfshake.com
Set in the beautiful countryside of Kidwelly, this course enjoys an ideal location for a parkland golf course.
A warm and friendly atmosphere is immediately derived from the clubhouse, and with first class practice facilities only walking distance from the first tee, there is no excuse not to be fully prepared for your round.
A challenging tee shot is faced on the first hole, with trouble down the left hand side and trees on the right, hitting the fairway is a must. The longer hitters will be rewarded with a chance to hit this par-5 in two, whilst a strategic lay-up is required from the shorter hitters.
The front nine at Glyn Abbey does not require astronomical length to score well, but finding the fairways is a must on every hole; and with deep bunkers and plenty of tough lies around the greens, wayward shots are severely punished.
The signature hole on the course comes at the par-4 17th hole. A long and straight drive will leave even the bigger hitters with a challenging approach. Anything short of the green will leave you with a steep uphill pitch; whilst over clubbing will result in your next shot being hit from heavy rough. A scorecard is not safe until this tough penultimate hole has been safely negotiated - par is always a good score here.
With interesting hole designs and stunning views over the Gwendraeth valley, Glyn Abbey is certainly worth playing. But with inconsistent greens and some holes lacking distance, there are other courses in the area that I would be inclined to play first if I was to return to Carmarthenshire.
Rated 3/5
by Mark Jon Nov 10 2010
Did you find this review helpful ? Yes | No [Report spam/abuse click here]
Set in the beautiful countryside of Kidwelly, this course enjoys an ideal location for a parkland golf course.
A warm and friendly atmosphere is immediately derived from the clubhouse, and with first class practice facilities only walking distance from the first tee, there is no excuse not to be fully prepared for your round.
A challenging tee shot is faced on the first hole, with trouble down the left hand side and trees on the right, hitting the fairway is a must. The longer hitters will be rewarded with a chance to hit this par-5 in two, whilst a strategic lay-up is required from the shorter hitters.
The front nine at Glyn Abbey does not require astronomical length to score well, but finding the fairways is a must on every hole; and with deep bunkers and plenty of tough lies around the greens, wayward shots are severely punished.
The signature hole on the course comes at the par-4 17th hole. A long and straight drive will leave even the bigger hitters with a challenging approach. Anything short of the green will leave you with a steep uphill pitch; whilst over clubbing will result in your next shot being hit from heavy rough. A scorecard is not safe until this tough penultimate hole has been safely negotiated - par is always a good score here.
With interesting hole designs and stunning views over the Gwendraeth valley, Glyn Abbey is certainly worth playing. But with inconsistent greens and some holes lacking distance, there are other courses in the area that I would be inclined to play first if I was to return to Carmarthenshire.
A warm and friendly atmosphere is immediately derived from the clubhouse, and with first class practice facilities only walking distance from the first tee, there is no excuse not to be fully prepared for your round.
A challenging tee shot is faced on the first hole, with trouble down the left hand side and trees on the right, hitting the fairway is a must. The longer hitters will be rewarded with a chance to hit this par-5 in two, whilst a strategic lay-up is required from the shorter hitters.
The front nine at Glyn Abbey does not require astronomical length to score well, but finding the fairways is a must on every hole; and with deep bunkers and plenty of tough lies around the greens, wayward shots are severely punished.
The signature hole on the course comes at the par-4 17th hole. A long and straight drive will leave even the bigger hitters with a challenging approach. Anything short of the green will leave you with a steep uphill pitch; whilst over clubbing will result in your next shot being hit from heavy rough. A scorecard is not safe until this tough penultimate hole has been safely negotiated - par is always a good score here.
With interesting hole designs and stunning views over the Gwendraeth valley, Glyn Abbey is certainly worth playing. But with inconsistent greens and some holes lacking distance, there are other courses in the area that I would be inclined to play first if I was to return to Carmarthenshire.
Rated 3/5
by on Nov 10 2010
Did you find this review helpful ? Yes | No [Report spam/abuse click here]
Good course for beginners.
Rated 3/5
by Ashleigh Hon May 24 2010
Did you find this review helpful ? Yes | No [Report spam/abuse click here]
Tends to be a wet course, but enjoyable in the dry with some testing holes. Greens are good but fairways patchy and thin.
Rated 3/5
by Steve Jon May 13 2010
Did you find this review helpful ? Yes | No [Report spam/abuse click here]
Long challenging course
Rated 5/5
by Mathew Ton Apr 23 2010
Did you find this review helpful ? Yes | No [Report spam/abuse click here]
glyn abby review
Rated 5/5
by Rhydian Bon Jul 19 2009
Did you find this review helpful ? Yes | No [Report spam/abuse click here]
MEMBERS REALY FREINDLY MAKE YOU FEEL AT HOME
Rated 5/5
by Spencer Ton Jul 10 2009
Did you find this review helpful ? Yes | No [Report spam/abuse click here]
The golf courses reviews are the personal opinions of members of Golfshake who completed a review after playing the course. These opinions do not necessarily represent the views of Golfshake.com
Score Cards
| Course | Tee | Par | SSS | Yds | ||
| Glyn Abbey Golf Club | White | 70 | 70 | 6202 | ||
| Glyn Abbey Golf Club | yellow | 70 | 69 | 5980 | ||
| Glyn Abbey Golf Club | Red | 73 | 66 | 5483 | ||
If any of the data above is incorrect please use the 'Add News/Update' tab above to notify us of any changes.
60%
Nearby
| Ashburnham Golf Club | 3.97 miles |
| Pantydderwen Golf Club | 6.87 miles |
| Machynys Peninsula | 6.96 miles |
View more Carmarthenshire Golf Clubs
Subscribe to our Travel Newsletter
Glyn Abbey Golf Club
Carmarthenshire from £10.00 Save 60%
Gower Golf Club
West Glamorgan from £15.00 Save 63%
Neath Golf Club
West Glamorgan from £25.00 Save 29%
Carmarthenshire from £10.00 Save 60%
Gower Golf Club
West Glamorgan from £15.00 Save 63%
Neath Golf Club
West Glamorgan from £25.00 Save 29%
