Llanishen Golf Course
Parkland

Llanishen Golf Course

18 holes • Par 68

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About Llanishen Golf Course

Llanishen Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course at Heol Hir on the northern side of Cardiff. The club dates to 1905 and occupies hillside ground overlooking Cardiff, the Bristol Channel and the Somerset coastline. Its current database par of 68 is supported by published men's scorecard information, although publicly available sources disagree slightly on exact current tee lengths: Golfshake lists the White course at 5,301 yards and Yellow at 5,102 yards, while another directory carries somewhat longer figures.

The course is therefore relatively short by modern 18-hole standards, but the club and Visit Wales describe a layout where shaped holes, small target areas and changes of direction provide much of the challenge. A modern clubhouse opened in April 1995 and includes bar, lounge and restaurant facilities as well as a professional shop. Historical references date the club to 1905, while more recent course-development work has included drainage improvements intended to improve the playing surfaces.

The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. The course originally opened in 1905. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Restaurant, Bar, Lounge, Pro Shop, Practice Areas.

History & Design

1905
Opened
Parkland
Course Style
Short hillside parkland course overlooking Cardiff
Known For
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Origins

Llanishen Golf Club dates its history to 1905. The club developed in north Cardiff on elevated ground around Llanishen and Thornhill, where the course's position gives views south across Cardiff and towards the Bristol Channel.

Did You Know?
The present clubhouse was inaugurated in April 1995.

Development

A significant modern milestone was the opening of a new clubhouse in April 1995, providing club and lounge bars, restaurant facilities and supporting spaces. Published histories also record a drainage programme between 2007 and 2009 aimed at reducing excess moisture in the greens. Visit Wales reports that the club has continued with a course-development strategy intended to improve the layout and playing conditions.

Today

Llanishen remains an 18-hole parkland members' club that accepts visitors and societies. The course is modest in overall length, with much of its challenge coming from shaped holes and comparatively small targets. The clubhouse includes dining, bar and professional-shop facilities, and visitor tee times can be reserved through the club's online booking system.

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Facilities

ClubhouseRestaurantBarLoungePro ShopPractice Areas

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
18 Holes Monday-Friday£45Published visitor guide rate; confirm at booking.
18 Holes Sunday£55Published visitor guide rate; confirm at booking.

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

Scorecard

Championship tees

18 holesPar 68
Front 9123456789Out
Par44344434333
Yards2792871523083482931923951692423
Index18141282166410-
Back 9101112131415161718InTotal
Par5343543443568
Yards49519941015150534115539027929255348
Index1571-9511317--

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