All Inclusive Golf Wales
Three championship courses, a Ryder Cup venue, a hotel, a spa and the dining all on one estate: Wales does the all inclusive golf break as well as anywhere in Britain. Base yourself at a resort, bundle the rooms, the meals and the rounds into one price, and add the country's great links when you want a day out.
Photo: The Celtic Manor Resort, Wales via Google.
Who this trip suits
An all inclusive golf break suits the group that wants everything in one place and one price: the course outside the window, breakfast and dinner taken care of, a spa and a bar for the evenings, and no need to drive between rounds. Wales is built for it. A handful of full resorts put multiple championship courses, hotels and restaurants on a single estate, so a buddies group, a society or a couple can settle in for a few nights and simply play, eat and relax.
It works best for golfers who value comfort and simplicity over hopping around, and for mixed groups where not everyone plays every day, since the resort gives the non golfers a spa, a pool and somewhere good to wait. From a resort base you can still reach the great Welsh links for a day, so the all inclusive stay becomes the comfortable hub of a week that takes in some of the finest golf in Britain.
The golf to build it around
Twenty Ten, Celtic Manor
The Ross McMurray design that was the first course in history purpose built to host the Ryder Cup, which it staged in 2010. A dramatic valley course with water and grandstands, the headline round of any Wales break.
Roman Road and Montgomerie, Celtic Manor
The resort's other two championship courses, the Robert Trent Jones Sr designed Roman Road on the higher ground and the Montgomerie, give a full all inclusive week without leaving the estate.
The Vale Resort, near Cardiff
An alternative all inclusive base with two courses on site, a large hotel and spa, and easy reach of Cardiff. A good value resort for a stay and play group.
Royal Porthcawl
The finest course in Wales, a sublime and testing links on the south coast where the sea is in view from every hole. The day trip that lifts an all inclusive break into a serious golf trip.
Machynys Peninsula
A modern Jack Nicklaus design near Llanelli on Carmarthen Bay, a links influenced parkland with water and big views, an excellent and reasonably priced day out from a southern base.
Nefyn and the north
For trips based further north, Nefyn and District is a famous clifftop course on the Llyn peninsula with the sea on three sides, one of the most spectacular and enjoyable rounds in the country.
Course facts verified June 2026 from the resorts, clubs and recognized golf sources. The Twenty Ten Course was designed by Ross McMurray and hosted the 2010 Ryder Cup; the Roman Road Course was laid out by Robert Trent Jones Sr and opened in 1995; Machynys is a Jack Nicklaus design. Access, conditioning and green fees change, so always confirm with each resort or club before booking.
A sample all inclusive week, day by day
Arrive at the resort
Check in to Celtic Manor or the Vale, settle into the all inclusive rhythm with a relaxed dinner and a drink at the bar.
The Twenty Ten
The Ryder Cup course on your doorstep, walking the grandstand holes, then the spa and dinner included back at the hotel.
Roman Road or Montgomerie
A second resort course without leaving the estate, an easy lunch, and the afternoon for the pool, the gym or a massage.
Day trip to Royal Porthcawl
The drive west to the great south coast links for the standout round of the week, then back to the resort for dinner.
Machynys or a rest day
The Nicklaus course on Carmarthen Bay, or a full day off the golf at the resort, with the final group dinner included.
A last round and home
An optional final round on the resort courses, or a slow breakfast before checking out and the journey home.
Indicative green fees and when to book
| Course | Style and note | Indicative green fee |
|---|---|---|
| Twenty Ten, Celtic Manor | Ryder Cup course, often within a stay and play | about £179 to £210 in peak |
| Roman Road, Celtic Manor | Robert Trent Jones Sr resort course | included in many resort packages |
| Royal Porthcawl | Top 100 links, south coast day trip | premium visitor rate, confirm directly |
| Machynys Peninsula | Jack Nicklaus design, Carmarthen Bay | about £80 |
| Nefyn and District | Famous clifftop course, the north | about £70 |
Best time to book: May to September gives the warmest weather and the firmest links turf, with spring and early autumn quieter and cheaper; book 2 to 4 months ahead for summer weekends. Resort packages and tee times via our trip enquiry; where to stay via our recommended hotels and resorts.
Plan an all inclusive Wales golf break
Tell us roughly when you want to travel and how many are in the group, and a concierge will build a Wales break around a resort base with rooms, meals and golf bundled, plus a day at the great links, costed to the head, with no obligation.
All inclusive Wales golf questions
Where can you do an all inclusive golf break in Wales?
The Celtic Manor Resort near Newport is the natural all inclusive base, a large resort with three championship courses including the Ryder Cup Twenty Ten, hotels, restaurants, a spa and the golf all on one site. The Vale Resort near Cardiff offers a similar stay and play package with two courses on site. From these bases a week can add the great Welsh links such as Royal Porthcawl, with breakfast, dinner and golf bundled into one price.
How much does an all inclusive golf holiday in Wales cost?
Welsh green fees range from around 70 pounds at the great clifftop and links courses to about 179 to 210 pounds for the Twenty Ten at Celtic Manor in peak 2026. A resort stay and play break that bundles rooms, breakfast, dinner and several rounds typically lands in the low to mid hundreds per person per night depending on the resort and season. Figures are indicative for 2026; always confirm directly before booking.
When is the best time for a golf trip to Wales?
May to September gives the warmest, driest weather and the firmest turf on the links, with long daylight for 36 hole days. Spring and early autumn are quieter and cheaper, with a fair chance of good golfing weather. Wales is green for a reason, so pack for showers in any season and take morning tee times when you can.
Can you play the Ryder Cup course in Wales?
Yes. The Twenty Ten Course at the Celtic Manor Resort, the first course purpose built to host the Ryder Cup, which it staged in 2010, is open to resort guests and visitors. It is the headline round of a Wales golf break and the centrepiece of any all inclusive stay at Celtic Manor, alongside the resort's Roman Road and Montgomerie courses. Book ahead, especially for summer weekends.
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Researched and written by the GolfForKings editorial desk. Course facts verified June 2026; green fees indicative for the 2026 season, always confirm directly before booking. Last reviewed June 2026.