North Wales Golf Clubs and Courses
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GOLF CLUBS WITHIN 5 MILES
Conwy (Caernarfonshire) Golf Club: Tel 01492 862423
18 Holes 6936 Yards Par 72
Spectacular setting with mountains on one side and the sea on the other. This famous course is a real seaside links and renowned throughout the area as one of the most challenging of its kind. Was the venue for the Ryder Cup Wales Seniors Open in 2008 and the venue for the prestigious European Amateur Team Championship in July 2009.
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Llandudno, Maesdu Golf Club : Tel 01492 876450
18 Holes 6545 Yards Par 72
Varied & testing Championship Course, part links, meadowland and seaside in nature. The 18 holes are gently undulating and a good score is achieved with careful putting on the undulating greens. While playing there are captivating panoramic views of the curving Conwy Bay, the Great Orme and in the distance the Snowdonia mountains, Isle of Anglesey and Puffin Island.
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Llandudno, North Wales Golf Club: Tel 01492 875325
18 Holes 6247 Yards Par 71
Seaside links with several extremely fine holes offering an invigorating and challenging course. An enjoyable experience for all levels of player. North Wales Golf Club hosted the Welsh Team Championships in 1995.
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Rhos on Sea Golf Club: Tel 01492 549100
18 Holes 6064 Yards Par 69
A seaside parkland course featuring excellent greens and breathtaking views of Penrhyn Bay and along the coast. Course is easy walking.
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GOLF CLUBS WITHIN 6-20 MILES
Abergele & Pensarn Golf Club: Tel 01745 824034
18 Holes 6256 Yards Par 70
Beautiful parkland course with views of the Irish Sea and Gwyrch Castle. There are plenty of exciting holes, especially the par threes which enjoy magnificent backdrops. Splendid finishing holes.
Betws-Y- Coed Golf Club: Tel 01690 710556
9 Holes 4998 Yards Par 63
Attractive parkland course between two rivers in the Conwy Valley. The course has nine holes but features 18 different tees, ensuring your second nine makes for an interesting round. The fairways are generous and everything is before you on the tee so it's as honest a test as can be.
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Llanfairfechan Golf Club: Tel 01248 680524
9 Holes 3119 Yards Par 57
Hillside neat little course with its fair share of twists and turns and, although short, you'll be required to hit a variety of shots in order to score well. Panoramic views along the coast.
Old Colwyn Golf Club: Tel 01492 515581
9 Holes 5263 Yard Par 68
Hilly Meadowland Course designed by James Braid which is full of character and offers wonderful views of the Irish Sea and Colwyn Bay. The signature hole is the par three seventh at just 162 yards.
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Penmaenmawr Golf Club: Tel 01492 623330
9 Holes 5306 Yards Par 67
Hilly course with magnificent views out to Llandudno and Anglesey. With no par fives, this is certainly a testing course.
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Rhuddlan Golf Club: Tel 01745 590217
18 Holes 6482 Yards Par 71
Parkland Course with easy walking and panoramic views with natural and artificial hazards. There are exciting par threes that will have you thinking about which club to use, testing par fours where accuracy is paramount and long par fives where the only saving grace is the huge greens.
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GOLF CLUBS WITHIN 21-40 MILES
Amlwch, Bull Bay Golf Club: Tel 01407 830960
18 Holes 6217 Yards Par 70
Bull Bay has the honour of being Wales’ most northern golf course enjoying a clifftop location on Anglesey’s northern coast. The terrain is naturally rugged with plenty of hollows, meadow, rocks and gorse. Eleven of the greens are above you as you play your approach shots so only the most accurate shots will suffice. You also have to drive from elevated tees to the fairway below. Offers wonderful views of the Isle of Man and Snowdonia and on a clear day, the Lake District.
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Bangor, St Deiniol Golf Club: Tel 01248 353098
18 Holes 5545 Yards Par 67
An attractive and very enjoyable test of golf. Elevated parkland course with fine views of Snowdonia, the Menai Straits and Anglesey.
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Beaumaris, Baron Hill Golf Club: Tel 01248 722193
9 Holes 5576 Meters Par 69
Mature heathland and undulating course with natural hazards of rock and gorse. Totally devoid of any bunkers. Described as one of the finest nine-hole tests Wales has to offer.
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Caernarfon Golf Club: Tel 01286 678359
18 Holes 5891 Yards Par 68
Essentially a parkland course with gentle gradients but there are sections that will have you thinking you are playing a thoroughbred links course.
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Denbigh Golf Club: Tel 01745 816669
18 Holes 5712 Yards Par 68
Parkland course giving a testing and varied game, pleasant views.
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Ffestiniog Golf Club: Tel 01766 831829
9 Holes 4570 Yards Par 66
One of Wales’ oldest clubs, this moorland course is set in Snowdonia National Park lying on the side of a mountain with quite extraordinary views.
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Henllys Hall Golf Club: Tel 01248 811717
18 Holes 6062 Yards Par 71
A spacious parkland course which offers a wonderful game of golf but beware of the ponds, streams and trees.
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Holywell Golf Club: Tel 01352 713931
18 Holes 6100 Yards Par 70
Moorland course with easy walking. Testing of your golfing abilities, wind is a common factor here as well as sometimes sheep in the middle of the fairway.
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Llangefni Public Golf Club: Tel 01248 722193
9 Holes 1467 Yards Par 56
Picturesque public course designed by Hawtree & Son which provides an enjoyable morning or afternoon round.
Mold Golf Club: Tel 01352 741513
18 Holes 5628 Yards Par 67
Meadowland course with some hard walking and natural hazards. With stunning views of Cheshire, Derbyshire and Lancashire, this is a beautiful course that offers golfers a rewarding, honest game of golf.
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Prestatyn Golf Club: Tel 01745 888353
18 Holes 6564 Yards Par 72
Very flat seaside links with testing holes near water. A championship course, this is one of Wales’ longest courses. The par five dogleg third is a tough hole and the next is a par four that is sometimes unreachable in two if the wind is blowing.
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Rhosneigr, Anglesey Golf Club: Tel 01407 810219
18 Holes 6300 Yards Par 70
A traditional style links course with many of its fairways nestling among sand dunes which if the wind is blowing is a tough test for even the more capable players. A number of little streams wind their way through certain sections of the course coming into play on several occasions. Is an easy walking course.
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GOLF CLUBS WITHIN 41-60 MILES
Abersoch Golf Club: Tel 01758 712622
18 Holes 5881 Yards Par 68
A hidden golfing gem nestling behind ancient sand dunes. This course is a mixture of both links and parkland with many testing holes and wonderful views overlooking Cardigan Bay and the Snowdonia mountain range.
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Criccieth Golf Club: Tel 01766 522697
18 Holes 5755 Yards Par 68
One of the best golf courses in the region, where nature is left to its own devices.
Harlech, Royal St Davids Golf Club: Tel 01766 780361
18 Holes 6427 Yards Par 72
A stunning Championship links course with easy walking and natural hazards that sits in the shadow of the towering castle built by Edward I in the 13th Century.
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Nefyn & District Golf Club: Tel 01758 720966
18 Holes 6548 Yards Par 71
This challenging course offers perhaps the most stunning setting for a round of golf in the north of Wales. The run of holes from the 12th onwards offer cliff top locations for your tee shots. The closing holes along the peninsula are quite superb and will live long in the memory, regardless of your score.
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Porthmadog Golf Club: Tel: 01766 514124
18 Holes 6363 Yards Par 71
Seaside links with easy walking and fine views. The front nine holes are very spacious and allow you to have a go with the driver, but the back nine are a completely different story. While the opening nine is parkland in nature, the back inward nine is distinctly links and possesses its fair share of mesmerising holes, made somewhat tougher when the wind picks up. With high dunes on one side and the sea on the other you may be forgiven for thinking you are playing thoroughbred Scottish links!
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Pwllheli Golf Club: Tel 01758 701644
18 Holes 6363 Yards Par 69
Picturesque & exceptionally challenging course. The first nine holes were designed by Tom Morris with James Braid then extending it to 18 holes. Morris' nine are parkland in nature, while Braid's offering is distinctly links, while both incorporate wonderful views of Snowdonia and over to Cardigan Bay to the Cambrian mountain range
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Trearddur Bay, Holyhead Golf Club: Tel 01204 762119
18 Holes 6058 Yards Par 70
Undulating seaside heathland course providing a varied and testing game. There are no trees on the course but don’t let that fool you, the fairways are quite narrow and most are bordered by dense gorse.
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