Clwb Golff Aberteifi / Cardigan Golf Club

Cardigan Golf Club sits on the outskirts of town, a proper 18-hole course that's been going since 1895. It's the sort of place where you'll find both serious golfers and occasional players who just fancy a round in coastal Pembrokeshire scenery. The layout takes you across undulating terrain with views toward Cardigan Bay - nothing flashy, but solid golf on Welsh turf.

You'll need to be a member or book a round in advance as a visitor. Green fees aren't extortionate, though it's worth ringing ahead to confirm current rates and availability. Allow a full four hours for a round, longer if you're not a confident player - some holes demand respect. The course works year-round, though winter can be damp and boggy in patches.

Golfers will get the most from this. It's not a championship track, so high-handicappers won't feel out of place, but it's technical enough to keep low-handicappers interested. Non-golfers and young kids? They'll find it dull after twenty minutes. There's a clubhouse for post-round refreshment, which helps.

If you're camping nearby - Gwbert Glamping is barely half a mile away, while Cardigan Bay Holiday Park sits at 1.5 miles - this makes an easy morning or afternoon slot during your stay. It pairs well with walking the coastal paths around Cardigan itself or exploring Newquay Beach to the south. Come expecting a friendly local club rather than a destination course, and you won't be disappointed.