1 Night, 2 Rounds
Celtic Manor Resort is one of the UK’s leading golf destinations, combining Ryder Cup heritage with a full resort experience. Set in the heart of the Usk Valley, it offers far more than just great golf - it’s a complete, all-in-one golfing escape designed for players who want quality on and off the course.
At its core are three championship courses: The Twenty Ten, purpose-built for the 2010 Ryder Cup, alongside The Montgomerie and Roman Road. Each course offers a distinct challenge, from risk-and-reward holes to sweeping parkland layouts, making the resort equally appealing for low handicappers seeking a test and mixed-ability groups looking for variety across a multi-round stay.
Just across the Bristol Channel, Celtic Manor Resort is easily accessed by car from most of the UK. The accommodation is spectacular, with the Resort Hotel stealing the show. This hotel is the centre of the resort and offers unparalleled levels of comfort and service, boasting six restaurants offering a range of delicious cuisines, numerous bars and two excellent health clubs.
Celtic Manor Resort prides itself on being able to accommodate the needs of every guest and group. Check out The Manor House, Coldra Court Hotel, Ty Hotel Newport and The Hunter Lodges for other fantastic accommodation options. Golf breaks in Wales do not come much any better than this.
Who is this for?
Golfers and groups who want the full resort set-up in one place: Ryder Cup heritage, three proper championship tracks, good food and a spa for the non-golfers (or the golfers who've earned it). Ideal for societies, couples and families who want everything without leaving the estate.
Who is it best for?
If you're mid to low handicap and fancy a genuine test, the Twenty Ten is the headline act. It also works brilliantly for mixed-ability trips because you've got three contrasting courses and loads to do off the course, from fine dining to spa treatments and family activities.
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1 Night, 2 Rounds
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2 Nights, 3 Rounds
As the first course to be purpose built for the Ryder Cup, the Twenty Ten was under some pressure when the world’s best players arrived to do battle in late 2010 but with great variety and countless risk vs. reward holes throughout the course, it certainly lived up to its billing and is now seen as one of the best and most entertaining courses in the UK. With Ryder Cup mementos at every turn and a ‘member for the day’ experience that includes a personalised bag tag and post-round club cleaning, a day at the Twenty Ten at Celtic Manor is a really fun experience and a must for any golfing aficionado.
Designed by Robert Trent Jones Senior, the Roman Road Course was the first built at Celtic Manor and has been thrilling visiting golfers since opening for play in 1995. From the tips the Roman Road Course stretches to about 6,600 yards which is enough to test even the most experienced golfers and with forward tees that bring the yardage to a more manageable 6,000 yards, the higher handicapped golfer can also enjoy the challenge. The course is American in design with large bunkers and the odd expanse of water providing much of the challenge and with a fantastic variety of holes, some of which take you right past the imposing Resort Hotel, all aspects of your game will be tested.
Colin Montgomerie’s name will of course forever be associated with Celtic Manor following his team’s famous victory at the 2010 Ryder Cup but his association with the resort began long before then when he designed his championship layout that has become one of the best resort courses in the UK. Like the Roman Road, Montgomerie’s course scales its fair share of hills so taking a buggy is advised. With deep, links-inspired bunkers and plenty of elevated tees shots, not to mention the exciting par 5 3rd which drops away in front of your eyes into the Usk Valley, the Montgomerie is a golfing thrill ride from start to finish.
Complementing the on-course experience, The Golf Academy offers state-of-the-art practice facilities with Toptracer technology, expert PGA tuition, short game areas and putting greens - perfect for both beginners and seasoned players.
Guests can also enjoy access to a fully stocked pro shop and exclusive spaces such as the Callaway VIP Lounge, creating a complete, high-end golfing experience both on and off the course.
The magnificent Celtic Manor Resort is host to a range of accommodation options and hotels, and as a result can cater to the demands of all those who visit for a golf break.
The Resort Hotel offers 332 elegantly appointed guest rooms, providing the perfect base for a golfing escape. Designed with both comfort and style in mind, each room blends modern amenities with a relaxed, welcoming feel - ideal for unwinding after a day on the course. For a more indulgent stay, guests can upgrade to one of the individually designed suites or experience the ultimate in luxury with a Presidential Suite.
Celtic Manor Resort delivers a standout dining experience tailored perfectly to golfers, with a mix of relaxed clubhouse dining and elevated resort restaurants. Within the golf clubhouses, Rafters and The Grill offer the ideal post-round setting - serving hearty, high-quality dishes alongside a well-curated selection of beers, wines and spirits. These spaces are designed for post-round relaxation, whether that’s analysing your scorecard over a drink or enjoying a casual meal with friends.
For those looking to elevate their evening, the resort’s wider collection of restaurants provides a more refined experience. Steak on Six, the 2AA Rosette restaurant, combines premium cuts and expertly prepared dishes with panoramic views across the Coldra Woods - perfect for a memorable end to a day on the course. Elsewhere, The Olive Tree offers a broad, internationally inspired menu, while PAD brings a bold, contemporary Asian dining experience that adds variety and a distinctive edge to the resort’s culinary offering. Stylish spaces such as the MulberryMerlins Bar provide a sophisticated setting for pre or post-dinner drinks, rounding off the day in style.
Beyond dining, the resort offers exceptional facilities for relaxation and recovery after time on the course. The award-winning Forum Spa is the perfect place to unwind, featuring a 20-metre swimming pool, extensive gym facilities and luxurious changing areas, each complete with steam rooms, saunas, spa baths and plunge pools . With 16 treatment rooms offering a range of therapies it provides everything needed to reset both body and mind after a day of golf.
The wider resort complements the golfing experience with a broad range of leisure activities, from fitness facilities and mini golf to adventure experiences such as Forest Jump. Whether travelling as a group, a couple, or combining golf with a wider leisure break, Celtic Manor Resort offers a complete resort experience.
The Celtic Manor Resort is located in the Usk Valley, near Newport in Wales, just a couple of minutes from Junction 24 of the M4. Newport Train Station is located just three miles away.
Address: Coldra Wood, The Usk Valley, Chepstow Rd, Newport, NP18 1HQ.
Jason
✓30 Jun 2026
Our round on the twenty ten course was for 3:30. By the time we finished. Got back to the hotel, checked in, we were told that all restaurants were closed and couldn’t get food anywhere. Ended up having to get a dominoes delivered. The hotel itself was nice and rooms comfy. Spa was ok but make sure you book! The £47 parking we were charged at the end was a shock however.
Gavin
✓26 Jun 2026
The feel of a luxury hotel, but not at a crazy high price. Right next to the M$ and just across the border into Wales, good access from Bristol and Heathrow airports. Wide selection of places to eat and drink, with excellent service throughout. Beautiful countryside views from the rooms, which are spacious, clean and comfortable.
Chris
✓22 Jun 2026
Tired hotel, too few staff and expensive for what was received
CHRIS
✓21 Jun 2026
Can’t fault it only problem not all the restaurants were open on the Monday night would recommend booking restaurants beforehand
ricky
✓13 Jun 2026
Amazing hotel
Alan
✓9 Jun 2026
All Ok
Harrison
✓4 Jun 2026
Anthony
✓30 May 2026
Chris
✓28 May 2026
Place was lovely bar staff and service was the biggest let down! No one ever at a bar to serve you and when they do come, most just dont gibe off good vibes
Stephen
✓24 May 2026
Check-in is at 4pm and check-out is at 11am
Spa Day Experiences are an additional cost & will have to be booked you will then have full access to the facilities.
Guests are required to wear smart casual clothing in Steak on Six & Rafters restaurants.
There are around 1500 parking spots, however, there is a fee when staying overnight.
