Spring Golfbreaks at the Vale Resort

1 Night, 2 Rounds   special offer

Take advantage of the last minute Jan & Feb deals at the 4* Vale Resort Hotel. Enjoy 1 nights dinner, bed & breakfast and 36 holes of golf, from only £135 per person. The package includes golf on both the National & Lakes courses at the Vale Resort, Cardiff. Both the National and the Lakes Courses have hosted several PGA events, and the courses present a challenge to all golfers regardless of ability. Ideally located just 15 minutes from Cardiff, the Vale Resort is the ideal location for golf and some socialising in Wales Capital City.

The Vale Resort is also the ideal location if you have any non-golfers in your group, with an award winning spa and leisure complex in the hotel, there are a range of treatments and activities which are perfect for the non golfers in your group. The hotel features a 20m indoor pool and spa along with an extensive gym with a range of free weights and exercise machines.

Other Courses Available on Request – Why not take the opportunity to play some of the local links golf courses during your visit. Venue for the 2023 Senior Open Championship – Royal Porthcawl is only 30 minutes from your hotel, and has excellent winter green fee offers. If you would like to upgrade one of the days to play at Royal Porthcawl then just let us know and we can check availability.

Aberdovey Golf Break

1 Night, 2 Rounds  

Aberdovey Golf Break

Your Aberdovey Golf Break will leave you wanting to come back for more. The course plays out over some great links land with a really interesting design.

This break features 1 nights stay plus 2 rounds of golf at Aberdovey, staying in the well appointed 4 star rated on site Dormy House. The rooms can accommodate 12 golfers in twin bedded rooms and you are within walking distance of town for restaurants etc. Board basis is Bed and Breakfast which is taken in the clubhouse and evening meals can also be arranged with the club.

From the moment you walk from the car park, cross over the Cambrian Coast railway line, to the course and clubhouse at Aberdovey you know you are in for something special. Aberdovey, famous for its association with Bernard Darwin one of golf’s first writers and his writings about a place that his, ‘soul loved best of all the courses in the world.’ And it’s easy to see why he fell in love with it.

Various architects have had a hand in the present layout of Aberdovey but it was essentially nature that was the creator of this old-fashioned,  links sandwiched between the Cambrian Mountains and the Irish Sea. It’s a great place and a peaceful environment to play golf.

The out and back figure of 8 routing, bordered by large dunes on one side and squeezed in by the railway line and Snowdonia on the other, gives an old world feel to the set up but yet the course still remains a challenge to the modern golfer.

The finishing holes in particular play out over more undulating  ground whilst the rest of the course has a flatter and more roaming marshland terrain that creates a rugged and more exposed feel to your round.