Quick Facts
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Number of Rooms
400 -
Amenities
Ropes course / mini-golf / pool / spa / archery / laser tag / Top Tracer driving range / squash -
Number of courses
4 -
Course designers
Ross McMurray, Colin Montgomerie, Robert Trent Jones
Resort Overview
Celtic Manor features four courses, including the Twenty Ten course, which was built specifically to host the 2010 Ryder Cup. The resort also features two other 18-hole courses, one built by Colin Montgomerie and one by Robert Trent Jones Sr. Celtic Manor was also host to the Wales Open from 2000 to 2014. That’s also in addition to a nine-hole municipal course and a nine-hole par-3 course. However, a golf-only retreat this is not, with plenty of other activities to chose from, including a ropes course, mini-golf and racket course. The resort was also host to the 2014 NATO Summit.
Highlights
The Twenty Ten course was built for the 2010 Ryder Cup.
Resort also hosted 2014 NATO summit.
The conference and banqueting facilities can accommodate up to 2,000 guests.
3 things to know
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Best time to go
May to September -
Best non-golf amenity
Kids activities. There are plenty, including laser tag and ropes courses. You’ll surely be able to keep your young ones occupied while you’re out on the golf course. -
Insider Tip
Head to the Caerleon Golf Club, the first municipal course in Wales, where you’ll find a nine-hole regulation course, a nine-hole par-3 course and a foot golf course.
