Pennard Golf Club in South Wales
Little has changed at Pennard Golf Club in Wales since it was established in the 19th century. It's one of Wales' most shocking golf courses and a favorite of the game's purists. Architect Tom Doak puts it among his five best undiscovered links courses in the British Isles.
It's rugged and quirky with a fairway that's barely defined in most spots, and free-range animals have been known to make their way onto the course from time to time.
The par-5 16th hole is an incredibly beautiful sight, overlooking the rocky sea well below. It's a big reason why Pennard has been dubbed the "links in the sky".
Pennard GC: "Links in the sky"
Pennard Golf Club in Wales is nicknamed "Links in the sky".
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Pennard GC: rugged fairways
The fairways at Pennard Golf Club in Wales are rugged and uneven mostly.
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Pennard GC: the par-3 12th
The par-3 12th at Pennard Golf Club in Wales.
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Pennard GC in South Wales
Pennard Golf Club overlooks a valley and old castle ruin.
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Pennard GC in South Wales
Pennard Golf Club: historic links in South Wales.
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Pennard GC in South Wales
Pennard Golf Club: historic links in South Wales.
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Pennard GC: the castle on the backnine
A shot of the old castle from the back nine at Pennard Golf Club in Wales.
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Pennard GC: sea view
A view of the sea from the back nine at Pennard Golf Club.
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Pennard GC: the par-5 16th
The par-5 16th hole has the best views at Pennard Golf Club.
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Pennard GC in South Wales
Pennard Golf Club: historic links in South Wales.
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