Manor House Hotel (1 Night + 2 Rounds)

What's Included

• 4-star hotel.
• Luxury spa facilities.
• Golf courses on-site.

Here at The Manor House, you have three world-famous loops at your disposal. Just a walk away from the 2010 Ryder Cup course, you can follow in Tiger Woods's footsteps. 

As they're so close by, why not give all three of them a go? No need to get up early, they're just a putting distance away.

Not to mention the rooms that have kept their historic design. Each room holds an ensuite bathroom, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and air-con. It's the ultimate place to chill after an intense round with the gang.

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What's Included

• Built to host 2010 Ryder Cup.
• Designed by Robert Trent Jr.
• 7,493 yards.

The Twenty Ten Course is famous for hosting the 2010 Ryder Cup, so it's a dream come true for any golfer to play. 

At a scary 7,493 yards, this course is certainly on the longer side. But don't let this put you off. The Twenty Ten Course was constructed with the Ryder Cup in mind. It's the perfect chance to play your own Ryder Cup.

It's well-known as the best course in the Celtic Manor due to its history and action-packed playing style. We suggest you pack your best clubs for this one you're going to need them.

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What's Included

• Based on a traditional links layout.
• Designed by Colin Montgomerie.
• 6,370 yards.

The Montgomerie Course was built alongside the legendary Twenty Ten, but it doesn't mean this one isn't the bees-knees. It's challenging and it will test the gang's strategy. The layout by Colin Montgomerie can only inspire a round to remember.

Be sure to bring your a-game. Montgomerie had the lower handicap golfers in mind whilst building this. Take on the Ryder Cup legend's challenge and see if you can show the course what you're made of.

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What's Included

• "Top Inland Course in Wales" Golf Monthly Magazine.
• Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr.
• 7,492 yards.

Ranked by Golf Monthly Magazine as the ‘top inland course in Wales' and has also held several European Tours!

The Roman Road course is the oldest of the three available at the resort. While the famous Twenty Ten course takes the limelight, its older brother the Roman Road should not be forgotten. It's an underrated course that's more friendly to the higher handicap. Even your average duffer can play this course.

Its expertly maintained fairways and green make for an awesome round. The length does mean that long hitters are favoured, but those who enjoy putting and chipping will also be rewarded.

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