The Rolls of Monmouth is a championship golf course set in the serene countryside within the Welsh Hills, less than an hours drive from Cardiff. It is one of the most visually outstanding inland courses not only in Wales, but in the entire UK.
The breathtaking Manor House is a distinctive feature of the course, as it was the former home of Rolls Royce co-founder Charles Rolls.
Rolls of Monmouth may be one of the most visually exquisite properties you will ever play golf on but don't think the parkland course is all about the serenity. The par-72 6733 yard course is a true championship test where all handicaps will have their game tested. The intelligent design uses both the woodland and water hazards to challenge and make you ponder how to best approach each hole.
You will have to balance between risk or reward on the fairways before enjoying superb greens that utilise big undulations. After you walk off the 18th hole, a beautiful par 3 which requires a carry over a lake in front of the spectacular Rolls mansion you will truly wonder why you have waited until now to enjoy a round at this superb golf course.
Set in the serene Welsh hills it is well worth a stay in the idyllic surrounds at the Rolls of Monmouth. There are three charming self-catering cottages all with a historic look but have all been recently renovated so that you are never miss out on the modern comforts. All three are only a short stroll from the clubhouse, restaurant and the mansion.
Located only a few miles from the English border with great access to the West Midlands, southern England and Wales it is always an easy journey to reach your destination here at Rolls of Monmouth.
