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Pace of play
Slow play is unacceptable and visitors are encouraged to play at a brisk pace. Visitors are asked to be aware of other players and to let all faster groups through without delay.
Mobile Phones
Mobile phones may only be used in the car park or in adverse weather in the clubhouse foyer.
Handicap Certificates
Visitors must present a handicap certificate or CDH lifetime ID to the professional shop whilst they are signing in prior to their round. The handicap limit for men is 20 and for women the limit is 30.
Dress Code
The dress code is smart casual
On the course
- Gentlemen must not wear collarless shirts, vests, jeans or combat trousers
- Shirts must be tucked in at all times
- Golf branded shirts with a mock collar are acceptable
- Tailored shorts may be worn with knee length socks or white calf length socks
In the clubhouse
- Monday through Saturday: Lunch may be taken in smart casual dress
- Sunday luncheon and evening dinners: Gentlemen will require a jacket and tie. Roll neck sweaters and jeans or similar are not acceptable
- Ladies may wear tailored trousers
- Jeans or similar are not acceptable
To save any embarrassment, Members and Visitors are asked to adhere to the standards of dress.
The 121st Amateur Championship took place at Royal Porthcawl and Pyle & Kenfig between 13-18 June 2016.
Watch our live streaming webcam and take in views of the first hole and Rest Bay.
Founded in 1891, Royal Porthcawl has a rich history and has hosted many prestigious tournaments.
Find out what some of the greats of the game think of Royal Porthcawl.
For all Open event information, view Booking Forms under Visitors, Open Competitions.
After a good night's sleep and an excellent breakfast, the golfer can step straight onto the tee.
Royal Porthcawl hosted its first Senior Open in 2014 and the event was a the huge success.
Visitors are invited to indulge in a post match drink in the clubhouse where they have a variety of rooms to choose from.