The Welsh Borders brings the very best of England and Wales together. Mid-Wales' focal point is the historic town of Oswestry. A small market town in Shropshire which dates back to 1190 and is famous for its award winning markets so well worth the visit.
The whole region is a wash with great walking trails to relax away from the golf course.
You can border hop your way North and South taking in some of the best courses that both countries have to offer. The Welsh Borders are a Parkland course lovers dream, especially with the Harry Vardon designed Llandrindod Wells GC that unusually has back to back par 3 holes mid round.
Other classics such as Cradoc GC and Welspool GC are must plays during your stay.
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Monmouth
Powys, Llandrindod Wells
Cradoc, Brecon
Builth Wells
Monmouthshire
Ross-on-Wye Golf Club
Established: 1967 | Par: 72 | Length: 6411 yards
Monmouthshire Golf Club
Established: 1892 | Par: 70 | Length: 5978 yards
Wrexham Golf Club
Established: 1906 | Par: 71 | Length: 6131 yards
Henlle Park Golf Club
Established: 2003 | Par: 70 | Length: 6107 yards
Oswestry Golf Club
Established: 1903 | Par: 70 | Length: 6163 yards
In a quiet part of the UK you will find many local pubs which make you feel at home with the locals
With a number of options throughout the region you are sure to find a restaurant to have a great experience in
With plenty of history and beautiful natural scenery there is sure to be a thing that catches your eye