Cardigan Golf Club
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Cardigan Golf Club, Ceredigion is an 18 hole, par 72 (6455 yard), private, links golf course established in 1895.
Contact Information
Gwbert-on-Sea, Cardigan, Ceredigion, SA43 1PR United Kingdom
Tel: 01239 621775Golf Pro: Steve Parsons | Tel: 01239 621775
Website: http://cardigangolf.com/
Tee Time Information
- Midweek Guide: £30.00 per round *
- Weekend Guide: £40.00 per round *
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Course Information:
18 holes | Par 72 | 6455 yards | Private | Links
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Cardigan Golf Club Reviews & Information
Golfshake Rating
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4.38
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Average Ratings
4.33 ... Overall Rating
4.42 ... The Course
3.33 ... Course Cond.
4.32 ... Facilities/Serv.
4.44 ... VFM
4.33 ... Overall Rating
4.42 ... The Course
3.33 ... Course Cond.
4.32 ... Facilities/Serv.
4.44 ... VFM
Addtional Ratings
3.33 ... Pace of play
3.33 ... Hospitality.
3.33 ... Prac. Facil.
3.33 ... Food + Drink
3.33 ... Pace of play
3.33 ... Hospitality.
3.33 ... Prac. Facil.
3.33 ... Food + Drink
Reviews
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27 ratings & 24 reviews on Golfshake. Ranked 532 out of 2122.
HIGHLY RATED - 100% would play again or recommend
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What the club says: Only 400 yards from the hotel, the club celebrated its centenary in 1995 and has evolved into a fine championship course measuring 6,455 yards. A testament to its current standing is that it has hosted recent Welsh Golfing Union championships as well as international matches. Amongst its most notable features are the outstanding views from every part of the course; Cardigan Bay, The Preselli Hills in the distance and on a clear day Bardsey Island and The Lleyn Peninsula. Whilst it is a mixture of links and meadowland, it has exceptional drainage abilities and is playable all year round.
Golf Course Reviews for Cardigan Golf Club
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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
Reviewed Oct 8 2017 by Richard T - rated 4 out of 5 Warren Ifan
Great course setup cut and sanded on morning of round greens slightly slow(Round played: Oct 2017 - Score: 108 Handicap: 24)
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Reviewed Jul 11 2017 by Patricia N - rated 3 out of 5 Lovely views
Enjoyed the views as much as the golf. Lots of uphill holes...........................................................................
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(Round played: Jul 2017 - Score: 107 Handicap: 32.9)
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Reviewed Jul 11 2017 by David N - rated 3 out of 5 Hill climb
Lovely views but lots of climbing up to the top and then down again. Good course though to me the last few holes felt like something of an afterthought.(Round played: Jul 2017 - Score: 94 Handicap: 18.4)
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Reviewed Apr 11 2017 by Stuart O - rated 4 out of 5 Excellent course, bit tougher than I'm used to! Great greens, fairways in good condition.
Excellent club house and very welcoming.
(Round played: Apr 2017 - Score: 99 Handicap: 20.3)
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Reviewed Jan 6 2017 by Graeme H - rated 5 out of 5 Very challenging greens and in great condition for late December - you need to be on the right spot on some of the fairways to even get close to some of the pins but fun al the same. A very good club house with welcoming members made this a very enjoyable day out. Recommended even if its just for the spectacular views affored from some of the tees and fairways even if you are playing badly.
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Reviewed Sep 3 2016 by David L - rated 5 out of 5 A great course in really good condition a slight wind which made the course challenging. Some really interesting holes and undulating greens. A warm welcome in the pro shop and the bar. Good food as well.
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Reviewed Sep 3 2016 by Rhys M - rated 5 out of 5 Course in wonderful condition. Fantastic views and great value for money. Will be coming back again.
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Reviewed Oct 6 2015 by Peter M - rated 4 out of 5 Friendly welcome to visitors. Great condition, even with fairways being treated, and reduced fees to £20. Brilliant views.
(Round played: Sep 2015 - Score: 88 Handicap: 13.6)
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Reviewed Jul 3 2015 by Trevor W - rated 4 out of 5 (Round played: Apr 2015 - Score: 101 Handicap: 25.5)A great course exceeding my high expectations. This is a typical linksy course set on a headland. You get some glorious sea views. The course is well kept and the greens are quick.Changes in elevation add to the interest.
The clubhouse is well appointed and the food excellent. The clubhouse carries a good supply of necessities.
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Reviewed Feb 25 2015 by Mathew Frost - rated 5 out of 5 Firstly, I must point out that the weekend Summer Green Fee is £40 !! Yes £40, not for a round, but for THE DAY !! Amazing value for a course held in such high regard by the Welsh Golf Union that is has hosted the Golf Union of Wales's Under-18 Wales versus Ireland internationals every other year since 2004 and also it regularly hosts County and Regional competitions, Golf Union of Wales Championships and International matches.
Another worthy note is that Furman Bisher of the Atlanta Journal, doyen of American golf writers, came to Wales to give Royal Porthcawl the once over. He had never been to Wales before and was so impressed he changed his plans so that he and his wife could do a ten-day tour. The game he played at Cardigan was extolled to his readers as one of the highlights: “With the possible exception of Pebble Beach, the view from the top of the Cardigan course is the finest I’ve seen anywhere in golf”.
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Steve J, I assume you have not played Cardigan much ? I have played it lots as my folks live in Cardigan, and my Uncle was once the Club Captain. Iconic holes ? How about the Par 3 16th ? Both for the views of the beach/sea/estuary and mountains, and also the 2-tier green which is surrounded by bunkers and can be anything from a 9 iron to a 3 iron or rescue if the wind is blowing. 4th hole is a very good par 4 with a wonderful undulating fairway. From T to Green it is one of the best looking Par 4\'s I\'ve played. Green is driveable in the summer with no wind and a good bounce, but stray left or right into the brambles and it\'s good night Vienna !! 11th is a wonderful dog leg left par 4. Wonderful from the T, and then playing to the green with the backdrop of St Dogmaels, the estuary and the Preseli mountains is simply wonderful. Then add the 14th, which again has a great undulating fairway, and a T shot from heaven, looking straight down the hole and the to sea beyond. It\'s a view I could sit and look at all day every day and never get bored of.\\I\'ve played Cardigan lots, and as a former greenkeeper in Surrey, I\'ve played many of Surrey\'s top courses, including all 3 at Wentworth, the 3 W\'s (West Hill / Worplsedon / Woking) both at The Berkshire, Wisley etc etc, and Cardigan is prob the course I would pick if I had to play just one more round in my life.
View moreAnother worthy note is that Furman Bisher of the Atlanta Journal, doyen of American golf writers, came to Wales to give Royal Porthcawl the once over. He had never been to Wales before and was so impressed he changed his plans so that he and his wife could do a ten-day tour. The game he played at Cardigan was extolled to his readers as one of the highlights: “With the possible exception of Pebble Beach, the view from the top of the Cardigan course is the finest I’ve seen anywhere in golf”.
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Steve J, I assume you have not played Cardigan much ? I have played it lots as my folks live in Cardigan, and my Uncle was once the Club Captain. Iconic holes ? How about the Par 3 16th ? Both for the views of the beach/sea/estuary and mountains, and also the 2-tier green which is surrounded by bunkers and can be anything from a 9 iron to a 3 iron or rescue if the wind is blowing. 4th hole is a very good par 4 with a wonderful undulating fairway. From T to Green it is one of the best looking Par 4\'s I\'ve played. Green is driveable in the summer with no wind and a good bounce, but stray left or right into the brambles and it\'s good night Vienna !! 11th is a wonderful dog leg left par 4. Wonderful from the T, and then playing to the green with the backdrop of St Dogmaels, the estuary and the Preseli mountains is simply wonderful. Then add the 14th, which again has a great undulating fairway, and a T shot from heaven, looking straight down the hole and the to sea beyond. It\'s a view I could sit and look at all day every day and never get bored of.\\I\'ve played Cardigan lots, and as a former greenkeeper in Surrey, I\'ve played many of Surrey\'s top courses, including all 3 at Wentworth, the 3 W\'s (West Hill / Worplsedon / Woking) both at The Berkshire, Wisley etc etc, and Cardigan is prob the course I would pick if I had to play just one more round in my life.
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Reviewed Jul 27 2014 by Lorna / Dorset - rated 5 out of 5 With stunning views over the whole of Cardigan Bay from every hole it's a pleasure to play and a real must if visiting the area.
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Reviewed Mar 18 2014 by David L - rated 4 out of 5 A nice course especially on a warm sunny day. There are some gorse bushes and most holes are straight and forgiving. Some very interesting par 3s
(Round played: Mar 2014 - Score: 90 Handicap: 15.9)
View more(Round played: Mar 2014 - Score: 90 Handicap: 15.9)
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Reviewed Jul 19 2013 by Jake Hyams - rated 5 out of 5 Had the chance to play twice over some very sunny days in July 13 and can honestly say I am very envious of the local members. This is a stunning course in a truly remarkable location. It was was in fantastic condition and offered a never ending test of accuracy and skill. My favourite hole would be the 14th which is a testing tee off looking down into the most amazing view. I was lucky to play when the the only environmental challenge was the heat and mist but can only imagine how much of a challenge this course must be with a stiff breeze.I can't recommend this course enough and look forward to returning to play it again.
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Reviewed Mar 11 2013 by pete/warwicks - rated 4 out of 5 Played on a good Saturday morning march 9th.
Greens were true, fairways tidy. Some testing holes, enhanced by the best views
Course was in good condition, members welcoming.
Fantastic value @ £27.50, highly recommended you play here!
View moreGreens were true, fairways tidy. Some testing holes, enhanced by the best views
Course was in good condition, members welcoming.
Fantastic value @ £27.50, highly recommended you play here!
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Reviewed May 30 2012 by Dennis T - rated 5 out of 5 Fine links/parkland course which recently hosted Welsh Ladies Championship and a boys international. A cut above the average course. Friendly pro shop staff and reasonable green fee of £28. Decent meal in excellent clubhouse. Beer £1,90 a pint. Locker room looked quite new with showers. Course is testing in the windy conditions we faced. Would love to play it in more benign conditions. Recommended.
(Round played: May 2012 - Score: 92 Handicap: 12.8)
View more(Round played: May 2012 - Score: 92 Handicap: 12.8)
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Reviewed Oct 1 2011 by Shaun B - rated 4 out of 5 A lovely course tucked on the coast of Ceredigion west wales. The course has some awesome views of the sea and can be very tough in the wind. The greens were in good condition, they were holding well and are a nice size with some extremely tricky putts and the bunkers were excellent condition with nice sand. The fairways were a little burnt and had plenty of rabbit holes about the place. There were plenty of nice holes but for me the par three 16th was my pick, a long par 3 downhill with plenty of bunker coverage. Very hard hole with the wind we had but a great hole none the less.
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Reviewed Sep 25 2011 by Philip B - rated 3 out of 5 fantastic views but on the day we played the greens were poor. The facillities were good but poorly marked out. Staff really friendly and I would play this course again.
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Reviewed Nov 10 2010 by Steve J - rated 3 out of 5 Great greens and wonderful views but the course is overrated. No real iconic holes.
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Reviewed Nov 8 2010 by Mark J - rated 4 out of 5 This 18-hole links golf course situated on the Ceredigion coastline enjoys some of the finest views in Wales.
With fast, undulating greens and sloping fairways, every hole on this golf course is to be respected. A lapse in concentration will be severely punished by treacherous rough and deep bunkers.
The quality of the greens and fairways made this scenic golf course a pleasure to play, and its warm and welcoming clubhouse coupled with the high quality practice facilities made for a very enjoyable days golf.
View moreWith fast, undulating greens and sloping fairways, every hole on this golf course is to be respected. A lapse in concentration will be severely punished by treacherous rough and deep bunkers.
The quality of the greens and fairways made this scenic golf course a pleasure to play, and its warm and welcoming clubhouse coupled with the high quality practice facilities made for a very enjoyable days golf.
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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
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