This is hands down one of the best golf resorts I have been to. It offers two 18 hole golf courses…read more(The Macintosh and the Button). They are both challenging but enjoyable. There is good variation at each stage and the scenery you get whist playing is exquisite. They offer golf buggies for hire, a bar/restaurant, snooker, a gym and event bookings. (I attended a beautiful wedding held in a marquee at the resort; it was superb). There is also an innovative digital driving range, it's like a gigantic golf computer game; it allows you to record your golf swing and play it back. There are onsite golf pros who offer lessons in this facility. The bar has a rustic feel to it and you are able to, weather permitting, sit on a patio which outlooks the button golf course. The food is great, particularly the a tasty Sunday lunch. Weather you want to play golf or just fancy a game of snooker and a drink, Cottrell Park is the place to go! I have always found the staff respectful, polite and helpful.

The Club resides on the site of an old stately home in the Vale of Glamorgan, 10 miles from Cardiff…read moreCity Centre. It boasts two championship-sized courses, both on beautiful, rolling parkland, commanding magnificent views of the countryside. There is a fine bar with terrace seating overlooking the 18th hole, with good food available all day. The other facilities are excellent: spacious locker rooms, a shop, a gym, and a Practice Range. Non-Members can book to play, and with two courses there are usually plenty of tee-times available. Club and Buggy Hire is available. All in all, one of the best golfing venues in South Wales.

Lovely golf club with 9 and 18 hole courses. You don't have to be a member to play here and if you…read moreplay off peak then it is reasonably priced. They also have an instructor here if you would like a lesson. It can be a bit on the expensive side if you want to play at peak time. Membership costs depend on your age. It's very cheap if you're in your early 20's!

Brilliant! If you want to practise your swing and get a basket o fgolf balls at a very reasonable…read moreprice, then you're at the right place. Swingrite now has automatic golf tees so you don't even have to place the ball on the tee yourself! It has indoor and outdoor mats and also a shop selling golf equipment.

Great facility in the Taunton area,fabulous for honing your swing,especially during wet weather or…read morewinter months. Mike Steadman is probably the finest teacher in the South West,but hurry before he retires completly!

Wow what a good carvery and a beautiful setting!…read more We were invited to Kendalshire golf club for a surprise 70th birthday meal. I'd never even heard of it so wasn't sure what to expect. Although it's a golf course, the grounds are really quite beautiful. As we entered the club house I did have a small panic as I saw a dress code pinned to the door, thankfully it was only football shirts, beach wear and sports shorts that were banned so trainers were fine! There was indoor and outdoor seating. Our table was all prepared indoors but we had some time so took our drinks outside and enjoyed watching the golfers go by as there was a green directly in front. There is also a beautiful garden to the right that my son enjoyed running around in. Now down to business, the carvery! My first thoughts were a little disappointing as there was only beef or turkey, roasters, yorkshire pud and TWO types of veg. Every other carvery I've been to has always had a massive selection. But where this carvery lacked in selection it certainly made up for in quality. The beef was cooked beautifully and slightly pink in the middle, the turkey was juicy and you got a massive yorkshire pud! The veg wasn't over cooked at all which is normally the case. So as far as carvery's go this is the best quality one I've been to. It was £11 a head and worth every penny. As for the golf I haven't got a clue!

27 holes all with excellent greens and a fair amount of water. Great 18th green right in front of…read morethe club house patio. Signature hole is the "Island Green" 11th. Quality golf club that is happy to welcome people like me as visitors.

Opened in 1990, Peterstone Lakes Golf Club is situated in open countryside on the Gwent Levels, on…read moreland reclaimed from the sea more than a thousand years ago. It's easily accessible from both Cardiff and Newport, and once you're there it's a fairly flat course - great for those who don't want to climb any hills! To compliment the 6,000 metres (6,600 yards) par 72 course there is a practice field, putting green, nets and practice bunkers - plus a golf pro shop. The club house also doubles as a venue for weddings and other celebrations. They have a casual/smart dress code which all members and visitors are asked to observe while they are playing on the course - and this bans denim jeans, track suits, garments displaying slogans such as football and rugby shirts, shirts without collars, and trainers. In the clubhouse, the dress rules are relaxed as casual visitors are allowed in the golfers' bar. Once you've dug out the appropriate attire, you may still have time for a game of golf...

Have you been watching the Olympics? Are you astounded by the emergence of all these new 'sports'…read morelike synchronized diving, coxless tiddywinks and so on? I was wondering whether they had a section for Underwater Golf, because I reckon I could make the 2012 Team after playing here. We've had so much rain in Wales recently that outdoor sportspeople are beginning to go stir crazy. Three of us ventured out at Peterstone last week, between the showers. The course is long and flat, residing on marshlands beside the Bristol Channel; at one point only a sea wall protects you from the lashing waves. The course is nicknamed The Wetlands. It is crossed, scarred, riven and riddled with ditches, canals, dikes, gullies, meres and streams. The good news about this is that the bird life is magnificent; the bad news is that I spent a great deal of time wading about with aforesaid feathered friends. I am now on personal terms with a heron, a pair of Canada Geese, and a small family of mallards. Opened in 1990 and complimented by a nice clubhouse, Peterstone Lakes (to give it its official name) has been under family ownership since 1998 and since then extensive changes and improvements have taken place in the Club house and on the course. It is today an excellent 6,000 metres, par 72, course. The fairways and greens are maintained to a good standard. There is a practice field, putting green, nets and practice bunkers, a well stocked Golf Shop, and golf buggies and trolleys for hire. The Mens' Changing Rooms are a little cramped and not very well appointed. The bar has a nice terrace overlooking the 18th hole. The food arrangements are random and scant. There is, somewhat improbably, an Indian Restaurant annexed to the Club, but in 3 visits I have never seen it open. The Members' bar just offers rolls and a couple of chippy things. In summary, a good course to visit if you like an undemanding walk, don't need to eat, and possess the kind of game that can keep you out of water.