Ashburnham Golf Club
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Ashburnham Golf Club

18 holes • Par 72 • Slope 134

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About Ashburnham Golf Club

Ashburnham Golf Club is an 18-hole links at Burry Port on the Carmarthenshire coast. The club was founded in 1894, while the foundation of the present routing is the redesign undertaken by five-time Open champion J. H.

Taylor in 1910. The current Blue course measures 7,008 yards, plays to par 72 and has a course rating of 74.1 and slope of 134. Other rated courses include White at 6,660 yards, Yellow at 6,243 yards and Red at 5,539 yards, with separate men's and women's ratings where applicable.

The course is an 18-hole links golf course. It plays to par 72, 7,008 yards, course rating 74.1 and slope rating 134. Designed by J. H. Taylor, the course originally opened in 1894. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Bar, Restaurant, Pro shop.

History & Design

1894
Opened
J. H. Taylor
Architects
J. H. Taylor
Redesigned By
Links
Course Style
Historic Carmarthenshire links shaped by J. H. Taylor
Known For
1959 PGA Championship and multiple national and Welsh championships
Hosted
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Origins

Golf began at Ashburnham in 1894. During the club's early development the course attracted leading figures from the formative era of professional golf, including Harry Vardon and James Braid.

Did You Know?
Harry Vardon recorded Ashburnham as the course he liked best in Wales.

Design Philosophy

J. H. Taylor visited in 1910 to recommend substantial alterations.

The club describes the course played today as basically Taylor's layout, making his intervention the defining architectural stage in Ashburnham's development.

Recognition

Ashburnham developed a national competitive reputation. Dai Rees won the PGA Championship there in 1959, and the course has subsequently hosted significant amateur and Welsh championship golf.

Today

The club remains an 18-hole links with a current championship measurement of 7,008 yards. Visitors are welcomed throughout the week, with 18-hole and 36-hole rates published seasonally.

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Facilities

Membership AvailableClubhouseBarRestaurantPro shop

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
2026 Apr-Oct Monday 18 Holes£65Adult visitor rate, 1 April-31 October 2026.
2026 Apr-Oct Tuesday-Friday 18 Holes£75Adult visitor rate, 1 April-31 October 2026.
2026 Apr-Oct Saturday 18 Holes£90Adult visitor rate, 1 April-31 October 2026.
2026 Apr-Oct Sunday 18 Holes£75Adult visitor rate, 1 April-31 October 2026.

Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.

Scorecard

Hole-by-hole yardage, par and stroke index for the main course layout.

18 holesPar 72Rating 74.1Slope 134
Front 9123456789Out
Par34445345436
Yards1854443323994951913855474393417
Index1131571711359-
Back 9101112131415161718InTotal
Par5443543443672
Yards60543037914159247017442937135917008
Index12414182816610--

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Course Design

Architect & designers

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J. H. TaylorRenovated

Five-time Open champion John Henry Taylor designed York Golf Club's Strensall course after the club moved there in 1904.