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Just a short drive into Wales, Northop Country Park is an well designed and relatively modern course with an impressive past. The front 9 holes are a challenge, with a long uphill par 5 to start. The course really comes into its own in the back nine. Holes 11, 12 and 13 at the far perimeter of the course really standing out as the most imposing, ju …

Designed by one of the masters, Harry Vardon’s work at Abersoch combines the wonderful dunes with some excellent parkland holes. There are some delightfully traditional links holes here with carpet like fairways and greens amidst the chaos of the surrounding dunes. The marin grass rough can be punishing, as can the wind, although the location of the …

Conwy Golf Club is a fine example of a links with expertly manicured fairways and subtle borrows that give it a huge amount of character. The Par 70 only measures 5778 yards; however a combination of the classic pot bunkers and huge greens make it such a testing course and are why it is a key name among the golden collection of links courses along t …

Rhos-on-Sea Golf Club is a predominantly parkland layout boasting wonderful views across the Irish Sea and the imposing Snowdonia mountain range. There are a number of water hazards to negotiate around the course with lakes and streams running alongside a number of the holes waiting to swallow up wayward shots. A relatively flat layout, there are a …

A parkland course in a simply stunning location, the views from Pennant Park Golf Course are what really makes this a special place to spend an afternoon. At 6,059 yards par 70, it doesn’t appear to be long, but a number of uphill holes and sloped fairways certainly make it a challenge for all standards. The drainage is excellent given its elevated …

The 6,100 yards from the back tees, may seem that this is an easy golf course, but don’t be lulled into that false sense of security. The demanding layout of both parkland and links styled holes possesses great natural hazards which makes playing Pwllheli a real challenge for all golfing abilities. Don’t forget to take into account the memorable 10t …

North Wales Golf has been described as the truest of links golf courses, measuring in at 6,247 yards with a par of 71. You will experience a varying challenge due to the differing natural factors, such as the prevailing breeze. Many who have played the course will tell you that the par 3's are out of this world, notably the 13th which plays into the …

Clays Golf Course measures just over 6,000 yards and the sloping greens offer up a intriguing challenge. With a par of 69, the golf course will test all aspects of you golfing game if you want to score well. The golf club has every practice facility you would hope for and all of the highest possible standard.

Old Padeswood is a parkland golf course that measures just over 6,600 yards from the championship tees. The par 3’s are a prominent feature at Old Padeswood Golf Club. The par 3 11th, is sure to win the hearts of those golfers who are lucky enough to book a tee time here.

Maesdu Golf Club is a par 72 golf course that measures 6,545 yards from the white tees. With undulating greens and a mix of parkland and links holes, Maesdu Golf Course will definitely test all aspects of your game. This is certainly the case with the 7th hole, a challenging par 4 which measures 495 yards in length. Not only do you have to contend w …