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Overview
South-east Wales's resort golf hub, anchored by Celtic Manor's Twenty Ten Course, purpose-built for the 2010 Ryder Cup.
Why Play Golf Here
The Twenty Ten Course at Celtic Manor Resort is the first golf course ever purpose-built to host the Ryder Cup, and remains a genuine tournament venue on the European Tour's Wales Open rota. The resort sits in the Usk Valley just off the M4, giving golfers an easy, self-contained trip within reach of Cardiff, Bristol, and the wider South Wales coast.
- Best time to visit
- April to October for the most reliable conditions; the resort operates year-round.
- Nearest airports
- Bristol Airport (BRS) — approximately 18 miles / 40–45 minutes' drive, Cardiff Airport (CWL) — approximately 45 minutes' drive
- Recommended stay
- 1–2 nights
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Where to stay
Celtic Manor Resort
The Celtic Manor Resort itself is the obvious choice for a golf-focused stay, putting the Twenty Ten Course and the resort's other facilities within walking distance. It suits golfers who want the round, the dining, and the accommodation handled in one place, with Newport, Cardiff, and Bristol all within easy reach off the M4.
- Golf access
- On-site accommodation at the resort itself, immediately adjacent to the Twenty Ten Course and the resort's other layouts.
- Restaurants & evenings
- The resort has multiple dining options on site, from casual to fine dining.
- Families
- The resort's spa, adventure activities, and Usk Valley grounds give non-golfing companions plenty to do without leaving the property.