St Davids City Golf Club

An 11 hole links with 18 Tees, 6117 yards, Par 70 SSS70 course which is dry and playable all year round and renowned for its quality greens.

The course boasts spectacular views over Ramsey Island, Whitesands Bay and St Davids Head.

Hot Snacks are available by prior arrangement, with vending machines for hot and cold drinks.

Please check with Secretary for availability of Saturday Tee Times, particularly during the Summer, due to League Matches and other club commitments.

Thursday is Seniors' day and Friday is Ladies; Tee Times may be available on these days, but please check with Secretary first.

No Handicap Certificate required

Practice facilities: Putting Green, Pitching Green, Driving Nets.

Dress code: Shirts/tops must have collar (rugby/football/slogan/vest types are not allowed). Shorts to be Tailored (no jeans or tracksuit bottoms). Golf Shoes and socks must be worn.

Club rules: Please read local rules on the back of score card. Please note: Every player on the course must be in possession of a set of clubs. Further details on the club's website.

Contact: St Davids City Golf Club, The Burrows, Whitesands, St Davids SA62 6PT. Website: www.stdavidscitygolfclub.com, Email: info@stdavidscitygolfclub.com

The club is open 7 days a week for golf party bookings by request, and the Open Day is on 25th May 2009; please contact the Secretary John Griffiths on 01437 721073 or email him on ronaldjgriffiths@btinternet.com

Beaches

The county has over 50 beaches located on three different coastlines, most of them holding coastal awards including 11 achieving the ultimate Blue Flag designation.

Two beaches, Whitesands near St Davids and Barafundle on the county's south coast, have been voted among the World's top 20 beaches in separate surveys.

Attractions

The county has a wide variety of attractions, which range from family theme parks, animal parks, historic sites, galleries and museums, boat trips and wildlife watching.

Adrenaline Activities

For the more adventurous, Pembrokeshire has lots of adrenaline outdoor activities, including coasteering, which was invented here! You can also kayak, canoe, surf, windsurf, sail, dive, cycle...and walk!

Wildlife and Nature

A pristine environment, clean seas, very little population and lush vegetation makes for rich and varied habitats. The most important are the islands of Skomer, Skokholm, Grassholm, Ramsey and Caldey, home to thousands of Puffins, Gannetts and other sea birds.

Dolphin, porpoise and whale watching boat trips are becoming increasingly popular too. For more information, click here.

Castles and Historic Buildings

There are 51 castles and forts in Pembrokeshire, including enormous stone fortresses like Pembroke, Manorbier and Carew Castles, plus the walled towns of Tenby and Pembroke and the Bishop's Palaces at St Davids and Lamphey.