Cwmrhydneuadd Golf Club

Rolling fairways stretch across some of the most dramatic countryside in Ceredigion, with views that'll make you forget you're trying to hit a small white ball into an even smaller hole. Cwmrhydneuadd Golf Club sits in proper Welsh hill country, where the wind can turn a gentle approach shot into an adventure and the landscape does most of the talking.

This isn't your manicured parkland course. The terrain here has character - undulating lies, natural hazards, and enough elevation changes to give your legs a workout alongside your swing. Golfers who appreciate a challenge over flashy facilities will find plenty to keep them interested for 18 holes.

Families staying at nearby holiday parks like Glyncoch Isaf or Brownhill Holiday Park will find this a decent option if dad (or mum) needs their golf fix. The course feels authentically Welsh rather than resort-polished, which means it's probably more forgiving on the wallet than coastal alternatives.

Location-wise, you're well placed near Dyfed with several caravan parks within easy driving distance. After a round, the surrounding countryside offers plenty of walking opportunities for non-golfers to stretch their legs while you nurse that sore shoulder from attempting to drive over the valley on the seventh.

Expected standards rather than luxury, but sometimes that's exactly what you want from a day on the links in rural Wales.