The Parc Golf Club sits in the village of Coedkernew, just east of Newport in Monmouthshire, within the relatively flat coastal plain that characterizes much of this part of South Wales. The course was designed by B. Thomas and occupies land that transitions between agricultural fields and the developed areas near the M4 motorway corridor. The setting provides views across the Severn Estuary toward the English coast on clear days, with the landscape shaped by centuries of farming and drainage in this low-lying region. The routing works across gently undulating terrain without significant elevation change, typical of parkland courses built on former agricultural land in South Wales. Water features and strategic bunkering define much of the challenge, as the natural topography offers limited dramatic contours. Tree-lined fairways frame many holes, and the layout requires accuracy rather than exceptional length from most tees. The club serves the Newport area and the broader Gwent golfing community, providing a venue for regular club competition and casual play. The course fits within the tradition of accessible parkland golf in Wales, where design emphasis falls on playability for a range of abilities rather than championship severity. The Parc represents the kind of members' club that forms the backbone of Welsh golf outside the more celebrated links courses along the western and northern coasts.