Glamorganshire Golf Club

4.1 16 reviews | Post Review | Website
Price Guide: £££££ | HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Course Information

Glamorganshire Golf Club, South Glamorgan is an 18 hole, par 70 (6184 yard), private, parkland golf course where Dr. Frank Stableford conceived the famous scoring system named after him in 1898.

18 holes | Par 70 | 6184 yards | Private | Parkland

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Visitors

Address: Lavernock Road, Penarth, South Glamorgan, CF64 5UP United Kingdom

Tel: 029 2070 1185

Golf Pro: Matthew Dearden | Tel: 02920 701185

Website: http://www.glamorganshiregolfclub.co.uk

Golf Club Facilities

Club Hire

Buggy Hire

Golf Shop

Changing

Clubhouse

Bar

Dining

Society days are Thursdays and Fridays except Bank Holidays.

Midweek Guide: £35.00 per round *

Weekend Guide: £40.00 per round *

Societies Accepted to Play
Society Deals Available
7 Day Membership Available

Restrictions: Maximum Handicap 28

* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.

Tee Time Information

Midweek Guide: £35.00 per round *

Weekend Guide: £40.00 per round *

* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.

Review Information

GOLFSHAKE RATING

4.13

AVERAGE RATING 3.8
(based on 16 reviews)

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HIGHLY RATED

100%

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Golfshake Review

3.8

The Course

Course Conditions

3.9

Value For Money

Pace of Play

3.6

Facilities & Service

3.8

Hospitality

3.7

Practice Facilities

4.3

Food & Drink

What the club says: The Glamorganshire Golf Club, situated in the seaside town of Penarth on the outskirts of Cardiff is the second oldest golf club in South Wales. Although being near the sea, the Glamorganshire is not a links, but an 18-hole parkland course on undulating ground on the edge of what are now Cosmeston Lakes.

The Club is steeped in tradition - it was at the Glamorganshire that the Stableford scoring system was first tried by its creator, Dr. Frank Stableford in September 1898, and where the Barbarian Rugby Football Club made Penarth their home in 1901 for their traditional Easter tour to Wales, the Glamorganshire was adopted as the place to spend the free Sunday.

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Doug R rated 5 out of 5

Reviewed Jun 7 2021

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Martin G rated 4 out of 5

Reviewed Nov 14 2018

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Iwan F rated 4 out of 5

Reviewed Jul 26 2017

American Golf Junior Open Comp only spoilt by the awful weather. The course was in a very good condition. However by halfway round the greens start to get puddles from the constant rainfall.

(Round played: Jul 2017 - Score: 97 Handicap: 16.6)

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Mike S rated 4 out of 5

Reviewed Jul 1 2017

Why does it get to be called the Glamorganshire?

Shame about the weather at this time of year. The course was in good condition however, the greens nice and true, the wet conditions, drying, slowed them up for the newbies. No standing water but wet first cut very tight, fairways a must. Overall good course, if unspectacular. Played with friendly locals which helped. Nice clubhouse, good atmosphere. Friendly Pro at Sign In.

(Round played: Jun 2017 - Score: 90 Handicap: 11.7)

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Tim rated 1 out of 5

Reviewed Jun 5 2017

Would not recommend this course to anyone. A very poorly run course. Staff promise the world yet can;t even open the pro shop by 8:50am on a Sunday morning. Avoid this one and play elsewhere. The course looked nice but was able to get on as I was hiring clubs. When questioned the management did little to assist.