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Golf Breaks In South East & Cardiff
Wales’s capital, Cardiff, is a contemporary, young and vibrant city, with many points of interest for visitors and a superb atmosphere. There has been much development in recent years, including the magnificent Opera House and the Millennium Stadium, and the city is overflowing with excellent restaurants, bars and clubs. Out of town, the south-east of Wales is home to areas of outstanding natural beauty, especially in the Wye and Usk Valleys, and the Brecon Beacons National Park. In addition to all this, the region is littered with fantastic golf courses, which are continuing to develop Wales’ reputation as a golfing destination. At the forefront is the Celtic Manor, whose new course will host the 2010 Ryder Cup matches, but it is ably supported by superb golf courses at St. Pierre, The Vale and many more. With all this in and around Cardiff, and easily accessible via the M4 and the international airport, there is no doubting the quality of the area as a host for golf breaks and tours.
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The Celtic Manor is at the forefront of the recent rise to prominence of Welsh golf. The resort's reputation will continue to rise with the opening of the Ryder Cup Course, which will stage the matches in 2010, catapulting the Celtic Manor onto the world stage.
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The beautiful Sirhowy Valley plays host to the luscious Bryn Meadows golf course, where mature trees line the well-manicured fairways on what is a truly tranquil journey.
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The two excellent golf courses at St. Pierre have been instrumental in the establishment of the resort as one of the best in Wales and beyond.
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The Vale Resort is home to two championship golf courses, the acclaimed 7,433 yard Wales National and the Lake – further boosting Wales’ reputation as an elite golfing destination in the build up to the 2010 Ryder Cup.
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With a course at the hotel, and many more in the local area, St. Mary's is just the place for a golf break or golf tour in south Wales.
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