The Monmouthshire Golf Club was founded in 1892 as a 9 hole course with outstanding views of the surrounding hills – the Blorenge, Sugar Loaf and Skirrid – and the wooded countryside around. It is a superb example of a mature parkland course which is as tough as it is beautiful, and it is said to be the oldest 18 hole golf course in the County of Monmouthshire.

James Braid was commissioned to design the new 18 hole course which was officially opened in April 1938. Over the years the club has benefited from improvements to the club house and much tree planting, “Plant a Tree in @73” was a slogan the members rallied round, as well as an ongoing programme of course improvements – 2005 saw a huge investment in a replacement automatic watering system for tees, greens and approaches which is already making a great difference.

We are pleased to welcome visitors to our comfortable lounge and dining area – there is a friendly Clubhouse atmosphere and a Smoking bar available for those who require it. Meals are available daily from 11.30am to 5pm and Sunday lunches can be booked in advance.

Our course is a fairly easy walking course which courts popularity from golfers of all ages and abilities. There are NO Buggies available for use but anyone disabled may use their own single seater at their own risk.

For further details

Managing Secretary 01873 852606

Professional  01873 852532