Llanymynech, Shropshire, United Kingdom
Llanymynech Golf Club, established in 1933, is a distinctive course known for its unique geographical feature: players cross between Wales and England during a round. Golfers tee off on the 4th hole in Wales and putt out in England, with the 5th and 6th holes located in England before returning to Wales at the 7th tee.
The course is renowned for its far-reaching panoramic views and scenic setting. It holds historical significance as the original golfing home of professional golfer Ian Woosnam and his family, contributing to its notable reputation within British golf.
Llanymynech operates as a vibrant, member-owned golf club offering a variety of competitions and social events throughout the year. The club welcomes visitors and maintains an active schedule of gents, ladies, and seniors competitions, alongside midweek leagues and open competitions. The course features multiple handicap rating systems and welcomes buggy play under its established policy.
The club's distinctive cross-border characteristic combined with its established tournament history and welcoming approach to both members and visitors makes it a unique venue in the Welsh-English border region.
