Strong winds have caused widespread damage at a golf club, forcing the removal of several trees from the course.
Milford Haven Golf Club in Pembrokeshire was hit by high winds earlier this week, leaving volunteers to clear fallen and dangerous trees from the grounds.
On Tuesday, club members removed large trees and branches from multiple areas of the course.
A club spokesperson said: "Two large silver birch trees which had been uprooted were removed from the 13th and 15th holes.
"A number of pine trees were removed from the plantation on the left of 13th hole, some had fallen and some leaning so had to be removed.
"A big pine tree on the second was also removed as it had lost a big limb and had split down the middle.
"Numerous branches were also removed from around the course."
The club described the clean-up as "a massive team effort" and thanked all those who had volunteered their time and effort.
Volunteers named by the club included Clive Brown, Mike Drysdale, John Price, Lyndon Brown, Roger Young, Peter Norman, Steve Read, Nigel Roberts, Richard Brock, Brian Johnston and Alistair Richardson.
The damage affected multiple areas of the course, with some trees already down and others left leaning after the storm.
Branches and debris scattered across the course were also cleared as part of the effort.
The club’s statement ended with a message of thanks to all who took part, calling it "a job well done by everyone."
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