Ridgeway Golf Club

Ridgeway Golf Club lies in Caerphilly, the valleys town best known for its thirteenth-century castle and for giving its name to the crumbly white cheese produced in the area. The club sits within the county boundaries recorded here as Cardiff, reflecting how closely the South Wales valleys towns are woven into the wider Cardiff conurbation despite their own distinct identities. What is known is that the site includes a driving range, a facility that gives golfers somewhere to practise separately from the main course. The CF83 postcode places Ridgeway within a short drive of both Caerphilly town centre and the A470 corridor into Cardiff, making it accessible for golfers based in the capital as well as those living in the valleys further north.