The Rolls of Monmouth Golf Club

The Rolls of Monmouth Golf Club is one of the most highly regarded courses in the Welsh border country, situated on a historic estate in the Wye Valley near Monmouth. The eighteen-hole layout stretches to over 6,700 yards and plays across mature parkland with specimen oak trees, water features and well-crafted bunkering. The club takes its name from Charles Rolls, the pioneering motorist and aviator who co-founded Rolls-Royce, whose family seat was on the estate. It is a members club that welcomes visitors by prior arrangement, and a handicap certificate is expected. The combination of history, setting and quality of design makes The Rolls a destination course for those travelling through Monmouthshire.