Clyne Golf Club

Clyne Golf Club lies at the entrance to the beautiful Gower Peninsula in West Glamorgan, just West of Swansea, and is home to an outstanding course that is a firm favourite with golfers visiting South Wales.

Voted 'Welsh Golf Club of the Year' in 2019 and ranked in the Top 30 golf courses in Wales by Top 100 Golf Courses, Clyne Golf Club provides a good test for golfers of all abilities.

Clyne is a showpiece for the man often described as the founder of golf course architecture in the British Isles, the esteemed Harry Colt. Originally opened in1921 the course has retained much of Colt's trademark features, natural hazards, pot bunkers that are often hidden from view with gorse and bracken lining the undulating fairways.

Include a visit to Clyne Golf Club as part of a South coast tour of Wales taking in the likes of Pennard Golf Club, Langland Bay Golf Club and Gower Golf Club along the way.

Bed and Breakfast at Mercure Swansea
1 round at Clyne Golf Club
1 round at Langland Bay Golf Club (Langland Bay Golf Club)

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Clyne Golf Club

Clyne Golf Club opened in 1921 and was created by Harry Colt, the architect of some of England’s most prestigious golfing venues. The outstanding location ensures that golfers enjoy stunning views in all directions of Swansea Bay, the Bristol Channel, the Brecon Beacons and Gower’s towering Cefn Bryn to the North.

The figure of eight layout is perched on the high ground of Clyne Common about four hundred feet above sea level meaning the wind is always a factor. The course contains some very long par 4's and tight short holes while the greens are even paced and always receptive, meaning accurate approaches will yield good scoring but straying from the target by just a little can result in severe penalties.

Percy Alliss began his professional career at Royal Porthcawl and became Clyne's professional in 1920. His son, the famous golf commentator Peter Alliss, has included Clyne in his Best 200 Golf Courses in the British Isles, writing "If my father had not been a travelling man, I might well have been brought up here".

In the classical style that reflects Clyne’s historical roots, the course loops out and back, and is a hugely enjoyable par-72 layout that often holds County events and is an essential addition to a good Swansea golf tour.

How to get to Clyne Golf Club

Clyne Golf Club is located on the South coast of Wales, 4 miles West of Swansea off the A4067.

Address: Owls Lodge Lane, Mayals, Swansea, Wales. SA3 5DP

Course Information
Par	72
Designed by	Harry Colt
Opened for play	1921

Tees
White	6,432 yards	SSS 72
Yellow	5,943 yards	SSS 70
Red	5,354 yards	SSS 71

Features

Pro Shop
Putting Greens
Club House

Tips for visiting Clyne Golf Club

Rob Houston
UK & Ireland Specialist

Handicap: 16
Visited: June

I really rate South Wales as a golf destination as it's a great spot to do a bit of a golf tour, and that's just what I did when I played Clyne. This is a brilliant golf course, the wind can be a bit of a factor here due to being pretty high up and in the open and the greens are well protected so you need some accuracy to play to your handicap. It was a bit of a hidden gem compared to the likes of Pennard but a great test of the game highly worth playing.

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Clyne Golf Club
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7.8

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Overall Rating for All courses

Condition overall

7.2

Condition of greens

7.8

Speed of round

Slow About right Quick

Facilities

8.0

Value for money

8.6

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8.0

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Stephen – Reviewed 29 Sep 2024

6.0

Good

Unfortunately we teed off just after the start of a county boys competition. Most of the lads were from other courses and this made for very, very slow play.We only completed 9 holes as that took 2 hours and 40 minutes.It was unfortunate but nobody's fault.

Mark – Reviewed 19 Jul 2024

8.0

Very Good

Golf as nature intended- no fairway borders another so you’re either ok or in the gorse and heather- lovely clubhouse with great views

Martin – Reviewed 6 Sep 2022

6.0

Good

Enjoyable round despite the weather. Greens average. Fairways quite scruffy. Disappointed to find bar was shut after we finished our round. It was 5.30pm on a Saturday. Very strange.

Rob – Reviewed 28 Jul 2022

8.0

Very Good

Course in great condition, made very welcome by pro and members Spectacular views, nice course

Ian – Reviewed 26 Apr 2022

Excellent

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Kevin – Reviewed 22 Sep 2021

8.0

Very Good

Dave – Reviewed 8 Oct 2019

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Clyne Golf Club Frequently Asked Questions

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in up to 9pm | Check-out from 10am

What time is breakfast?

8-10am

What is the dress code for dinner?

Smart Casual

What restaurant do I need to book for dinner?

Clyne Golf Club

Is there a range on site?

No

Are there buggies available to hire?

Yes

How many bars are there?

There are 2 bars on site

Is there a charge for car parking on site?

There is complimentary car parking

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