Ladies' 9-Hole Golf and Coffee Morning

Event Details ⚙

Date: Thursday, 08 October 2026

Format: Team

Scoring: Stableford

Category: Ladies

Entry Fee: £36.00

Entry Method: Online

Ladies' 9-hole open competition at Radyr Golf Club (Red tees, Front 9) on 8 October 2026. Teams of three play Stableford with 85% handicap allowance; two scores from three count. Entry fee is £36 per team for visitors and £24 per team for members; member teams with visitor players may add visitors at £4 extra per person. Separate prizes for 1st and 2nd place visitors and 1st and 2nd place members. Online signup opens at 7:00 pm on 25 August 2026. Open to ladies.

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Venue

Radyr Golf Club

Glamorgan, Wales

Established in 1902, Radyr Golf Club is regarded as one of the finest golf courses in South Wales. Designed by the legendary Harry S Colt, one of golf's greatest architects, the course has been described as "One of Colt's Little Jewels." It is one of only four Harry S Colt courses in South Wales. Located in rural parkland near Cardiff, Radyr offers magnificent views overlooking the City of Cardiff and the Bristol Channel. The course features gentle undulations across its parkland setting, creating visually appealing holes while presenting a challenging test for golfers of all standards. The course is renowned for its excellent putting surfaces. The layout provides a stern examination of golf technique despite its scenic beauty. Radyr has hosted numerous National and County events, including the Welsh National PGA Championship in 2015. The club has been ranked 23rd in Wales in Golf World's Top 100 Courses in Wales and 79th in their Top 100 parkland courses in Great Britain and Ireland. It has twice been shortlisted for Wales Golf Club of the Year, reflecting its standing within Welsh golf.