Trefloyne Golf Course
Trefloyne Golf Course is an 18-hole parkland course in the grounds of Trefloyne Manor, in the Ritec Valley about a mile from Tenby. It has views of Tenby and Carmarthen Bay, welcomes pay-and-play golfers, and is a good-value alternative to the links.
The course and its character
The course was designed in 1996 and has matured into a parkland layout in Tenby's rolling countryside, with views of the town, Carmarthen Bay and the Ritec Valley. Trefloyne hosted a PGA event in 2010 and has close links with the Welsh and Dyfed golf unions. The manor's grounds include ancient woodland and several Sites of Special Scientific Interest.
Booking and visitor practicalities
Trefloyne accepts pay-and-play golfers on the course. Green fees are available for 18 or nine holes, and there are society packages that include food. To book, call the team or use the website's contact form. The pro shop stocks leading brands, and a driving range is on site. The club can host charity and corporate days for up to 150 golfers, and Stay and Play packages are available for societies and weekends away.
Food, staying and getting there
The clubhouse is open to golfers and guests. The manor's Orangery restaurant has two AA Rosettes, and Trefloyne Manor has 12 rooms and a loft apartment. The course is on Trefloyne Lane in Penally, just west of Tenby, so it pairs easily with a round at Tenby Golf Club.
Highlights
- 18-hole parkland course designed in 1996
- Views of Tenby, Carmarthen Bay and the Ritec Valley
- Hosted a PGA event in 2010
- On-site driving range and two-AA-Rosette restaurant
Good to know
- Pay and play is accepted
- Nine-hole green fees are available
- Stay and Play packages run with Trefloyne Manor
- Call the team to book or make an enquiry
Frequently asked questions
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