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Distance 2.3 miles (3.69 km)
Cardiff Golf Club, founded in 1922, is situated on the north east side of the city within easy reach of the city and its approaches. Its 6,000 yard parkland course with its many tree-lined fairways provides a stern test of golf, and this, together with its recently built clubhouse, provides a fine facility both for visitors and members alike. Cardiff Golf Club's new clubhouse was completed at a cost of about 1.1m and was officially opened by Mr. John Roger Jones, President of the Welsh Golfing Union, on the 7th March 1999. Located on the ground floor are the changing rooms, the Secretary's Office and a Spikes Bar.

Distance 2.86 miles (4.57 km)
With its magnificent views overlooking the City of Cardiff and the Bristol Channel beyond, Radyr has one of the most idyllic settings in South Wales. Nestling in rural heathland its gentle undulations provide both members and visitors with a course which is a delight to the eye, yet which offers the sternest of challenges to golfers of all standards. At 6053 yards the layout of the course today has changed little from the original finalised by Colt of Sunningdale in 1915. Its greatest feature is the fact that every hole provides a separate and very different challenge and any golfer who has visions of 'taking it apart' is very quickly disillusioned. Wayward shots are invariably punished and the magnificent but testing greens will reward only the smoothest of putting strokes.

Distance 2.99 miles (4.79 km)
The University of Wales Institute, Cardiff was established in 1996; however its roots date back to the mid 1800s. It comprises of the schools of Art & Design, Education, Health Sciences, Management, and Sport, and currently enrolls nearly 10,000 students. The University, located at Cardiff, Wales, consists of four campuses that are located at Llandaff on Western Avenue, Cyncoed, Colchester Avenue and Howard Gardens at City Center. Programs are offered in the fields of art and design, sciences, business and information technology, teacher training, humanities, social sciences, health, sport, engineering, tourism and leisure.