Celtic Manor
Newport, Wales
Celtic Manor Resort overview
Celtic Manor is one of the UK’s best golf resorts, with multiple top venues on-site including Coldra Court, the brand-new Ty Hotel, and the luxurious Hunter Lodges.
The resort is home to three exceptional golf courses, and it was the hosting venue of the 2010 Ryder Cup, making it a very accessible Ryder Cup venue you can play! The resort is nothing less than outstanding, with a myriad of fantastic facilities to enjoy, it cements itself as a top golfing establishment in Wales.
Currently, The Celtic Manor Resort is boasting a multitude of offers, from weekend savings to mid-week offers up to a staggering 40% off. Celtic are also ensuring the drinks are flowing, giving each golfer a free beer after their first round.
Golf Courses
Celtic Manor golf is spectacular. To begin with, the Twenty Ten is the holy grail of golf at Celtic, the Ryder Cup venue is nothing short of iconic, landing its place as one of the best golf courses in Wales. Measuring a staggering 7493 yards from the back tees, the parkland course has a very links-like feel, with long rough and water features to play around.
The Montgomerie course, named after its renowned architect Colin Montgomerie, is another stunning parkland course. The dramatic tee shots exhibit magnificent views over the Usk Valley, showcasing the cascading hills that are incorporated into the course.
Roman Road, the original of all the Celtic Manor courses, was founded in 1995 and has since hosted many European Tour events. This par-70 course measures 6406 yards, looks over the Severn Estuary and has some spectacular holes, including the 16th- its signature. Although the shortest hole on the property, this short par-3 has three bunkers protecting the green demanding accuracy from its players.
Finally, there are two luxurious clubhouses, which often host some big names. While you enjoy your post-game drinks, you can people watch at the 19th holes reminiscing over your round. There is also the state-of-the-art Top Tracer Range, where guests can hone their skill with swing stats, and ball speed and use the ultimate practice tool before the game. Downstairs is a well-equipped pro shop where you can stock up on premium brands and balls before hitting the track.
Top tip- Celtic Manor provides complimentary shuttles across the resort, ensuring you make your tee times and back for evening reservations.
Accommodation
Celtic Resort welcomes its guests to 5-star luxury, with 330 newly refurbished rooms that ensure every golfer has all amenities to rest and recoup after their round. Each en-suite is adorned with marble features, with a well-crafted design, adding to the hotel's opulent feel.
For large groups of golfers, there are the Hunter Lodges available. Each lodge is immaculately positioned with views over the rolling hills of the resort, offering open-plan spaces with sauna and hot tubs – perhaps making it a great venue for a stag-do golf trip. Especially as it is so close to Newport and Cardiff, renowned for being a great night out.
Restaurant & Bars
Guests are truly spoilt for choice when staying at the magnificent Celtic Manor Resort, with eight exceptional restaurants and a variety of bars offering diverse dining experiences.
In the heart of the Resort Hotel, The Olive Tree awaits with its spectacular buffet, presenting a delightful range of dishes to satisfy every palate. For those seeking an elevated dining experience, the award-winning Signature Sixth Floor Restaurant, Steak on Six, offers premium steaks in an elegant and sophisticated ambiance.
Over at the Manor House, PAD serves up delicious Asian-inspired cuisine in a refined and inviting setting. For a more casual atmosphere, the Cellar Bar provides the perfect spot to unwind, featuring wide-screen televisions and a delectable bar menu.
If you're looking for a change of scenery, The Grill, overlooking the picturesque Roman Road Course, offers a delightful menu in a charming setting. Another excellent option is Rafters at The Twenty Ten Clubhouse, an award-winning restaurant that promises a memorable dining experience with its exquisite menu.
Adding to the resort’s impressive lineup is the Casa Kitchen & Bar. This vibrant restaurant brings a fresh Mediterranean dining option to the resort, with an innovative menu and lively atmosphere that’s perfect for golfers.
A short drive from the main resort, you’ll find Newbridge on Usk, nestled in a picturesque spot on the river. This 2 AA Rosette restaurant serves delicious locally-inspired country fare in a charming and scenic setting, making it a perfect escape for a delightful meal.
Spa & Leisure
There are a wide range of activities for guests to choose from if the excellent golfing facilities weren’t already enough. With two spas onsite, Celtic Manor provides a heavenly sanctuary from the stresses and strains of everyday life, with The Forum Health Club offering a 20 metre swimming pool, jacuzzi, state of the art gym and spa café.
The Forum Spa and Ocius Treatment Rooms have 20 treatment rooms between them, offering a wide range of treatments from Elemis and Jessica Nails. Alternatively you can work up a sweat in the health club gym, before a soothing treatment, or unwinding in the poolside loungers and gaze up to the starlit ceiling. Choose to spa with Celtic Manor and you'll discover a brilliant spa venue which is affordable and accessible to all.
On-site activities
Celtic Manor hosts a selection of other on-site activities, making it a top family resort! From forest nets, high ropes, inflatable obstacle courses and now axe throwing, Celtic Manor ensures exciting outdoor challenges to
Location
The Celtic Manor Resort is idyllically situated in the Usk Valley, near Newport, Wales (two minutes from Junction 24 of the M4). Accessing this venue is exceptionally easy with Newport Train Station located just three miles away.
Nearby
See the sights of Wales’ lively capital, Cardiff can also be done with consummate ease, with a short 15-minute train journey from Newport.
Golf courses at Celtic Manor
Twenty Ten Course
The Twenty-ten course is spectacular and has a clever use of water that comes into play on half of the holes and you can take it all in from a Halfway House looking out over the lakelined fairways. Hold your nerve for a grandstand finish with one final breathtaking approach over water to the 18th green, in full view of the balconies of the Twenty Ten Clubhouse.
Roman Road Course
Roman Road, the original course at Celtic Manor, is bordered by woodland and offers a challenging track with a variety of features. It boasts long, open fairways, but also several twists and turns through the trees and treacherous sloping greens. The course has previously hosted the Wales Open and the Wales Senior Open, and it is also home to the Celebrity Cup event.
Montgomerie Course
Designed by Ryder Cup Legend Colin Montgomerie, the first and last holes of this challenging par 69 parkland golf course were based on the foundation of the original Wentwood Hills golf course, with the land from the old Coldra Woods Academy course being used to construct the fascinating layout of The Montgomerie. Featuring deep pot bunkering and some tricky greenside swales, this golf course has plenty of natural hazards and an “inland links” feel to it
Book your break at Celtic Manor
Need help with your booking?
4 easy steps to book
Facilities at Celtic Manor
FAQs
Location
"The five-star resort is is everything you expect from a venue like Celtic Manor. The Merlins bar is a super place to relax in the evening with a drink or two"
UK Travel Consultant