Monmouth Golf Club Monmouth Golf Club Monmouth Golf Club is an 18-hole golf club based just outside Monmouth at Leasbrook Lane, near Dixton. The course is located on high ground to the east of the town with views of the Welsh hills, the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley. The club claims to be "one of the prettiest golf courses in Wales". The club has a short game practice area and a nine-hole practice putting green. Other facilities include a clubhouse, bar and shop The hole names on the course are: Monmouth Golf Club was formed on 25 June 1896 at a
Golf Films (Golf Channel) in major championship golf, the film recounts the 1999 Open when Jean van de Velde surrendered what seemed like inevitable victory with a three-shot lead on the 72nd hole. Van de Velde recounts (shot-by-shot) what was going through his mind on Carnoustie’s demanding par-4 18th hole during Sunday’s final round. In addition to Van de Velde, the principal characters involved reflect on how improbable a finish it was, and how unbelievable it remains nearly 20 years later. As Martin Kaufmann wrote in "Golfweek,"“We remember Van de Velde’s collapse more like a full-length movie filled with dramatic plot twists.” “Driven: Season