Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club

What The Club Says

There are three championship golf courses at The Celtic Manor Resort

The Twenty Ten Course (Par 71 - 7,493 yards)

Built to stage the 2010 Ryder Cup, the first course to be designed specifically for golf’s greatest team tournament, the Twenty Ten Course has also hosted numerous European Tour events. With water hazards on half of its holes, the course presents many memorable tests and risk-and-reward dilemmas. One of the spectacular course’s strengths is its variety, with many of the earlier holes having a links-like feel with long rough and greenside swales, before the middle section reveals the full extent of the lake-lined challenge.

The Roman Road Course (Par 70 - 6,406 yards)

The very first of the Resort’s courses, Roman Road opened in 1995 and overlooks the Severn Estuary with views across to Somerset and Devon, this course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Senior. It is named after the old Via Julia Roman highway that ran through its fairways. Venue for numerous European Tour and Senior Tour events, this challenging course features some long open fairways but also a number of twists and turns through trees and across streams.

The Montgomerie Course (Par 69 - 6,196 yards)

The legendary Colin Montgomerie has called on all his Ryder Cup experience to create a spectacular course with many exciting tests of strategy. Montgomerie has also drawn on his roots in Scottish links golf to create a traditional feel enhanced by deep and penal pot bunkers. Spectacular views abound with dramatic tee shots over valleys and breathtaking hill shots.