Affectionately known as ‘P and K', Pyle and Kenfig is cut into the majestic sand dunes of the stretch of coastline that also hosts Royal Porthcawl. The great humps, hollows and mounds are complemented by the tall rough to create a magical golfing environment.
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0800 043 6644Views of the mountains, Rest Bay and the Bristol Channel complement the extraordinary golf course, whose original nine hole layout was conceived by Harry S. Colt. The full championship course was completed by the esteemed Philip Mackenzie Ross, who also created the sublime Southerness.
From the tournament tips, the course measures 6,860 yards against a par of 71, which is not particularly long, but it is a serious test that has hosted illustrious events including the Home Internationals. Though perhaps not an internationally renowned name, Pyle and Kenfig is a real gem, and is part of a succession of remarkable golfing venues strung along the south coast of Wales.
Pyle & Kenfig Golf Club is ranked as one of the best courses in Wales
| Par | 71 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Harry Colt, Philip Mackenzie Ross |
| Opened for play | 1922 |
| Blue | 6,860 yards | SSS 74 |
|---|---|---|
| White | 6,617 yards | SSS 73 |
| Yellow | 6,194 yards | SSS 71 |
| Red | 5,464 yards | SSS 73 |
The Dormy House at Pyle & Kenfig is a great option to base yourself in when on a golf break in the Porthcawl area.
The accommodation consists of an executive twin/double and 3 standard twin/double ensuite rooms that look out over Waun y Mer common.
The Clubhouse serves a traditional Welsh breakfast as well as freshly prepared light snacks through to main course meals throughout the day. Refreshments can be taken in the lounge and spike bars which offer comfortable seating and a traditional ambience.
A stay in the Dormy House enables you to immerse yourself fully in the experience of links golf, with the luxury of being able to roll out of bed onto the golf course.
Great course and great greens
Course of 2 halves, with the 7 holes on the back 9 being played in the dunes. Staff and members were extremely welcoming, we enjoyed our day
Back 9 is excellent but front 9 is very ordinary
This course is next door to Royal Portcawl, so similar views are afforded. Our visit coincided with their Autumn maintenance programme and the fairways hwd been overseeded which meant we had to play off mats! Fortunately the greens were in good condition
Lovely course and views. A delight to play
Very friendly members, course was in great condition
Excellent golf course , club house very dated . only 2 buggies available as 6 in total
Probably my favourite of the 3 we played there must of been 45 mph winds but thoroughly enjoyed it the back 9 was unbelievable massive sand dunes brilliant views and lots of really interesting holes can’t wait to return
Very well presented, greens superb, general condition well above average
A good first day / practice round course . Looked after , golf course in good condition and fair for low to high handicap golfers .
Our teeoff time was not confirmed. We had to start on the 10th
Lovely course but still suffering the effects of last year's weather ie drought in the summer. The greens were pretty rough, bumpy and unpredictable. We enjoyed it however.
I have never played this sort of golf before and love it first 9 play like normal then you cross the road and thing get interesting if you can play here great fun nice staff and very welcoming memders as well
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Check-in from 2pm | Check-out from 10am
8-9:30am
Smart Casual
Yes
Yes
£40 plus £10 tip
No play before 2:30pm on Saturdays
There is 1 bar on site
There is complimentary car parking
