Trefloyne Golf Course

Trefloyne Golf Course is a decent parkland alternative to the nearby links of Tenby, believed to be the oldest golf club in Wales.

Trefloyne doesn’t have that kind of history or tradition – it only opened 15 years ago – but what it does offer is value for money and an enjoyable if unspectacular golfing occasion.

When we played it, West Wales was in the middle of a rare dry spell and the golf course was playing extremely hard and fast – not unlike Tenby, actually – and stopping the ball on the tiny greens was a tricky, often impossible task.

The round really picks up on the back nine, the downhill par 3 12th being the pick of the short holes and being swiftly followed by a fine par 4 and requiring an intimidating second shot over an unused quarry. 

Tucked away in the Ritec Valley, tree-lined and overlooking Tenby and the National Park of Pembrokeshire, Trefloyne Golf Course provides a fine golfing day out - whatever standard of golfer you are.

The golf course was constructed in 1992 but is now under relatively new ownership, the new owners pulling out all the stops to make the layout look and play even better.

And they're definitely winning the battle...

• Course has: Bar
• Course has: Buggy Hire
• Course does not have: Driving Range
• Course does not have: Practice Green
• Course has: Pro Shop
• Course has: Restaurant
• Course has: Trolley Hire
• Course does not have: Dress Code
• Course does not have: Club Hire
• Course does not have: Handicap

• 3 out of 5 Trefloyne GC 16 June 2008

  By rhysedwards34

  I spend most of my holidays down in west Wales, and Trefloyne is my home course down there. Everyone there is really nice and easy to get along with, even the staff too. The course itself is good, though a few of the holes are similar and tend to get a bit boring. Even so, there are a few great holes, my favourites being the downhill par-3 12th, the par-4 15th with a sloped dogleg to the left, and especially the signiture 13th - a long par-4 with the second shot needing to carry over a 100-foot deep disused quarry! Genrally, the course is well-kept aswell, which is a bonus. The prices are reasonable too. Trefloyne is great value for money and a nice place to play regularly, especially when the weather is good and your with your mates. All in all, reccomended!

• 4.5 out of 5 terrific trefloyne 09 May 2008

  By mike mcclarnon

  this is a beautifuly set up course one iv played a couple of times and will soon be a member i recommend this course very highly