Tour Of The Course

Course Details

MEN…Par: 72, Slope 122, Length: 6,368 YDS

LADIES…Par: 74, Slope 127, Length: 5,310 YDS

YELLOW…Par: 72, Slope 121, Length: 6,106 YDS

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Brynhill is an 18 hole golf course, set in beautiful parkland in the Vale of Glamorgan.

The current hole layout was designed by David Thomas famous for the Ryder Cup layout of the Brabazon Course at the Belfry.

The course is maintained to a high standard by Course Manager, Richard Hatcher and his team.

The course is a strong challenge and it is said that if you can learn to play golf at Brynhill you will be able to play anywhere..

Aerial view of a golf course with several greens, fairways, and sand bunkers, surrounded by lush green trees and adjacent residential neighborhood with houses and small roads.

COURSE SCORECARD

Golf scorecard with player scores, course details, and instructions to avoid slow play, repair pitch marks, and replace divots.

SLOPE RATINGS

WHITE BOXES

Golf course scorecard from Brynhill Golf Club, showing men's white tee scores from April 1, 2024. It displays course rating 71.4, slope 122, and details the handicap index, course handicap, and scores for each hole, numbered 1 through 27, with instructions at the bottom.

YELLOW BOXES

Golf course handicap table for Brynhill Golf Club, rated 70.0, effective April 1, 2024, showing handicap index ranges from +5.0 to 25.7 and corresponding course handicaps from 7 to 26.

RED BOXES

Golf course handicap table for Brynhill Golf Club, labeled 'Women's Red (from 1 Apr 2024)', with handicap index and course handicap ranges, and instructions for matching handicap index to course and playing the correct tees.

Official Course Record

The Brynhill official course record is 64 and was set by Kyron Sullivan in July 2024

Golf scorecard for Brynhill Golf Club dated July 13th, 2024, showing Kyron Sullivan's achievement of a 64 gross score.

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