
Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club
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Course Information
Celtic Manor Resort, the Home of Welsh Golf, boasts three championship courses: The Twenty Ten, Roman Road, and The Montgomerie. A premier destination for scenic, world-class golf.
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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Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club Information & Reviews for 2025
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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
4.12
AVERAGE RATING 4.4
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Reviewed Apr 8 2024
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Reviewed Mar 16 2024
Waterlogged
A group of 8 played the Montgomery course on Thursday 14th March. On walking to the 1st tee the group playing in front of us were walking off having only played the 1st stating that the course was like a bog and unplayable. Being from West Wales we are used to wet conditions so decided to carry on. Halfway down the fairway there are patches which can only be described as a paddy field. We played on and found that balls were lost on the fairway having plugged. In places the fairway was treacherous and dangerous under foot sliding down any slopes. There was standing water on the greens. The course was totally unplayable and should have been closed.Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed Nov 14 2023
Waterlogged and unplayable. Don't go.
Cynical to keep what is an unplayable and waterlogged course "open". They take your money ,allow you to turn up and then say you can try it out and will credit you if you don't like it . Totally unprofessional and cynical attitude to golfers.They know the course is unplayable, slippery,muddy ,bunkers full of water .it's dangerous to walk around ,took 25 minutes to play one hole ...plugged balls on the fairways .A very bad joke . Celtic Manor owner and Directors should be ashamed to allow this .why dont they just be honest and call you to say don't come ??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 Mar 20 2022
Course was drenched, like a bog, balls lost embedded in fairways.
Total waste of money.
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Reviewed Mar 11 2025
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Reviewed Mar 9 2025
Do not play in winter
Played Montgomerie at the beginning of March and it was absolutely appalling. Hit a lovely drive off the first tee only to find it plugged in the fairway. It didn’t get much better as we went round. Clubs, trousers and bag were covered in mud. Just to rub salt in the greens had had maintenance work so were bumpy. It hadn’t rained for a week so I’d hate to think what it was like beforehand. In my opinion the course should not have been open as all it did was leave a bitter taste for what is probably a very nice course.Also there is are long and hilly walks between some of the tees so beware if you are not overly mobile or fit.
Can’t fault the staff or the facilities as all were top notch
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Reviewed Apr 8 2024
Unplayable!
Had been looking forward to a weekend of golf at Celtic Manor for a while. Having driven 3 hours to get there, we were expecting the course to be in okay condition having had no prior warning of poor conditions on arrival we were informed of the adverse weather policy- however, as the course was still open we expected it to be playable and maybe slightly boggy. How wrong were we. The 2010 course was a mud bath. Between the 4 of us we lost about 12 balls in the fairway through 18. Couldn’t distinguish fairways from rough and the grass in the greens was long. For a championship course it was embarrassing. Why couldn’t they inform us before we travelled? As if we were going to drive all th way home again and come back another time! Just shows the resort to be money grabbing and taking little care in the player experience. Extremely disappointed to put it kindly. Same issues followed the next day on the Montgomerie. Absolute joke. Get better conditions at our local pitch and putt.Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed Mar 28 2024
Obviously the amount of rain has not helped but the course should was pretty much unplayable.
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Reviewed Oct 27 2023
Iain
Played the Roman Road 26/10/23. It's incredible they have the course open and ask for green fees. With the recent heavy rain the course was unplayable. Every fairway had rising water and you were walking in ankle deep mud. Ball plugged and you were fortunate to find your ball on the fairways.Greens were good but not an enjoyable experience. I drove 3 hours to get there and only played 4 holes.
Don't play the course in the winter.
i answered I would recommend and play again but only in the dry months
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Reviewed Aug 8 2023
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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 25 2022
In need of ......
Celtic Manor failed to live up to expectations. All 3 courses and the hotel were tired and shabbyReviewer Rating
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Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club Facilities & Frequently Asked Questions
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Is there a driving range at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club?
Yes there is a driving range at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club which will be accessible prior to visiting and open for use.
Is there a golf clubhouse at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club?
Yes there is a golf clubhouse at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club.
Is there a golf pro shop at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club?
Yes there is a golf pro shop which you can access prior to your round of golf or visit to the golf club.
Are there changing facilities at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club?
Yes you can access changing rooms and facilities at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club.
Can you hire buggies at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club?
Buggy hire is available and will be subject to availability. Call prior to your visit to confirm you requirements.
Can you hire golf clubs at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club?
Yes you can hire golf clubs but these will be subject to availability. Contact Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club prior to your visit to confirm your requirements.
Is there a bar at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club?
Yes there is bar.
Is there a restaurant at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club?
Yes you can order food for dining at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club
Is there accommodation at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club?
Yes there is accommodation at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club. Please visit their website for further details and plan a golf break there.
Are there functions rooms available to hire at Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club?
Yes there is the option to hire out function or conference rooms. Contact Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club for further details.