Palleg & Swansea Valley Golf Course
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| Address |
Palleg
& Swansea Valley Golf Course, Palleg Road, Lower Cwmtwrch, Swansea Valley, SA9 2QQ |
| Telephone | Pro/Enquiries
01639 842193 |
| Fax | 01639
845661 |
| Website |
www.palleg-golf.com |
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Email |
gc.gcgs@btconnect.com |
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Holes |
18 |
| Yardage | Gents
- 5902 / Ladies - 5671 |
| SSS | 70 |
| Visitors |
Dress Code, open to the public 7 days a week.
Contact the pro shop for more booking information. |
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This course participates in the Greenfree Half Price Voucher Scheme |
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Play for Half Price at this course with the 2-FORE!-1 Voucher Scheme |
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Online
Tee Time Booking available. Click here to make your booking. |
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Save up to 75% when you book your tee time here online with Teeofftimes |
| Societies |
Open to the public 7 days a week.
Society packages available.
Organiser goes free |
Green
Fees
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C
Junior: A |
| Course
Designer | Unknown
Founded 1930. |
| Location | Situated
approximately 20 miles from Swansea, in the upper Swansea valley.
From Junction
45 on the M4, follow A4067 to Brecon, at county of Powys sign turn left to cwmtwrch
turning right @ mini roundabout. Continue turning left into Palleg road, course
can be found 1 mile on left. |
Facilities
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* The
clubhouse
provides a welcoming warm atmosphere
* The bar serves the usual beers and
spirits. Open Tues-Sun, Monday closed.
*
PGA Golf Professionals
/ Club repairs / Indoor teaching studio & custom fitting centre opening spring 2008 |
| About
the course | The course is surrounded by
beautiful mountain scenery deep in the heart of the Swansea Valley. The picturesque
views are a wonderful backdrop for your game of golf.
The course is of an
average difficulty. However, the signature hole (Little Mario) is sure to pose
a challenge; although only a very short par 3, the green is extremely small and
water comes into play in the form of a large pond. |
| Course
Reviews | A warm welcome and stunning
views awaits you on this challenging meadowland course. Everybody welcome, open
to the public 7 days a week. Graham C. January 25, 2006 |
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