
Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club
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Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club, Gwent is a 45 hole club; The Twenty Ten Course par 71 (7493 yard), The Roman Road par 70 (6481 yard) & The Montgomerie par 69, (6371 yard). A resort, parkland course.
54 holes | Par The Twenty Ten Course 71, The Roman Roads 70; | The Twenty Ten Course (7,493); The Roman Road yards | Resort | Parkland
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Address: Coldra Woods, Newport, Gwent, NP18 1HQ United Kingdom
Tel: 01643 413000
Website: http://www.celtic-manor.com
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- Societies Accepted to Play
- Society Deals Available
- 7 Day Membership Available
- 5 Day Membership Available
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
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GOLFSHAKE RATING
4.27
AVERAGE RATING 4.5
(based on 891 reviews)
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What the club says: There are three championship golf courses at The Celtic Manor Resort
The Twenty Ten Course: Built to stage The Ryder Cup in 2010, the course opened for play in July 2007. The first course to be built specifically for golf's greatest team tournament, it measures a robust 7,493 yards off the back tees and has a par of 71.
The Roman Road Course was the first of the Resort’s courses, opened in 1995 and was ranked ‘the top inland course in Wales’ by Golf Monthly Magazine. Overlooking the Severn Estuary with views across to Somerset and Devon, it was designed by Robert Trent Jones Snr and is named after the many Roman roads that criss-cross it, the design shaped to avoid disrupting any remains.
The Montgomerie: Designed by Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie, the course measures 6,371 yards and has a par of 69. The front nine takes as its framework the starting and closing holes of the old Wentwood Hills championship course which were not part of the plans for the new course for The Ryder Cup. The back nine has been created from scratch on land that previously housed the 18-hole Coldra Woods academy course.
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Reviewed Jun 6 2023
Great complex
There is something for everyone at Celtic Manor, we played the Montgomery testing but fair.Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed May 30 2023
A real test
Saw some reviews for early May and feared the worst... but after a few weeks dry weather I can say the course was in top nick. The greens were a real challenge, very quick and true. Not comparable to your average club and took most of the round to adapt (but I loved that). Purchasing a course guide is a must as hitting the right part of the green is essential with there being lots of run off areas... some straight into water! Hit the right part and your ball is running 20 ft towards the hole, which was a real buzz.The opening holes lacked a bit of personality. I just remember lots of bunkers. But the course got better and better with each passing hole.
My only negative that you can only warm up 30 mins before your tee time. This really isn't enough if you want to get up to speed with the greens and then hit balls. It was just enough of the excuse I needed to hit a high number.
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Reviewed May 25 2023
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Reviewed May 17 2023
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Reviewed May 17 2023
2010 poor condition, Roman Round better
Played 2010 and Roman Road.2010 first. Fairways were in a poor condition & soggy. If you hit the fairway then your ball was likely to be plugged and difficult to find, if you missed the fairway then impossible to find! Aiming for the sand was your best option. Too many water features too. Never lost so many balls in one round.
Roman Road was better and a fairer challenge.
Anyway it’s ticked an ambition of the list but disappointed in the condition of the courses.
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Reviewed May 12 2023
Celtic manor
Most disappointing was the twenty ten course. For a PGA course the drainage was not as good as some council course played onReviewer Rating
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Reviewed May 11 2023
4 ball voucher wow
Buggies booked, breakfast at Golden Arches and we are ready to use the 4-ball voucher I got from club fitting. Amazing course, generous fairways, cracking views and best greens I’ve played on. Quick and true!Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed May 11 2023
Mud bath
Course should be closed. Dangerous out there. Walking from your buggy to go and find your ball on the fairways was a complete mud bath...then trolleys going down the fairways have completely ruined what is a great challenging course.Just need closure for a while..but they want your money and then sting you £55 for a buggy!
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Reviewed May 11 2023
Dangerous out there
Fairways a joke! Should be shut. Just watching golfers slip over..balls lost in the fairways plugged.Please take my advise don't bother until August at least!
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Reviewed May 2 2023
Absolute Bog, Absolute Slog
Was really looking forward to the expereince of playing the Ryder cup venue, and arriving at the facility I felt like it was going to be a secial day. the welcome at te club house is great, the changing rooms with all the previous winners names and the ryder cup teams was great to see, it felt historic! Your clubs are shipped down to the course, and waiting for you at te range. the range is great, its open and you can hit off the grass. theres a chipping green with well maintained bunkers and a huge putting green. theres a photographer at the first tee who took a pic of the group and one of each of us mid flow through our tee shot.I was over the moon with my highly anticipated tee shot... split the fairway with a sgood a shot as I could hit... then I fell out with the place. My ball disappeared. the first of 6 that I lost in themiddle of the fairway, the ball just lodged in the turf and disappeeared under ground. It became a real slog... 6 hours through mud. the buggies were only allowed on the path for good reason but it meant that you had to walk ages to your ball (if you could find it).
Its a stunning venue, the scenery is spectacular and some of the holes are beautiful and the challenge would be tough but fair, were it not for the fact its buolt ona river bed! Its very long for an average player. This place feel like a premium golfing experience until you ste foot on the course. Our round at the end of April will not be the last one to play in these conditions, as it will take weeks if not monts to recover. A sunny day at the end f August would present a very different experience but I would not recommened anyone playing this unless they know its been dry for a good few weeks. Not a lot of fun Im afraid.
Played the montgomery course the nex day (5 hours+), a much more interesting little course, but again unplayable in these conditions.
I understand that they cant cancel everyone but some sort of offering or acknowledgement of the awful condition would have gone a long way... a few sleeves of balls would have been nice!
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Reviewed May 2 2023
Chris Jenkins
We played Sunday 30th April and May 1st. The Mongomery and Roman Roads. Both courses should not be open. They are rediculously wet and boggy.Several lost balls that clearly landed in the fairways. Dangerously slippery all over the courses.You kind of expect to play golf in Wales in the rain, however the courses are being ruined by people using trollies. The hotel is massivley overpriced for food and drinks, even if it is a resort course.
The hotel rooms, driving range and club shop were very good, and good value for money.
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Reviewed Apr 24 2023
Great golf course
Superb golf course set in very nice scenic surroundings. Very wet weather made it extremely difficult with soggy fairways but the greens and tee boxes were in great shape in spite of all the recent rainsWell worth a visit
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Reviewed Apr 23 2023
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Reviewed Apr 16 2023
Does not live up to expectation
Admittedly it was very wet underfoot / almost waterlogged which didnt help the experience. But overall a disappointing course given the cost of the green fee. There are many many courses better than this for the price, id save your money unless you are desperate to play a ryder cup course! And they try and take money off you at every opportunity, even parking!Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed Feb 27 2023
always a good challenge
Still pretty damp and sticky underfoot, but greens as ever in great condition, although not that fast this time of year. rough only recently cutback as has been so wet which made a big positive differenceReviewer Rating
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