Snowdonia

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 …

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 …

Criccieth is a Par 65 measuring over 5034 yards in length. This golf course is full of character and offers a variety of holes - a challenging par 4 with the green on the hilltop 75 feet above the tee, whilst the finishing and penultimate hole may not be long, just a challenging 100 feet directly below the tee. This course is a real teaser and strat …

A wonderful setting and a glorious golf course, Holyhead is a very special heathland layout designed by the legendary James Braid in 1912. Open to all the elements of the Irish Sea, impeccable greens and fairways meander amongst the valleys of gorse and bracken. This is a wonderful course in a beautiful and rural location.

By modern day standards, the 6,276 yard course here is not the longest, however it is by no measure an easy course. Testing natural hazards, undulating terrain and heavy winds from the Irish Sea that are hard to tame make this a golfing challenge that requires careful thinking to score well. Club selection can be tough here as there are some blind …

One of the most inspirational golf courses in the country, Nefyn & District Golf Club has been described as North Wales' Pebble Beach. There are 26 holes in total with the option of playing the 'New' or 'Old' final 8, although both are impressive we'd advise making the time to try both. The coastal location of the course makes the wind unpredictable …

Immaculate, untamed natural links, Aberdovey Golf Club has that delightful combination of impeccable fairways and velvet greens amongst the rugged and natural surroundings. There is a line of massive dunes that separate the course from the beach that afford you little protection when the wind picks up, but the way the course is set around the curve …

Often described as the most natural links in Wales, Porthmadog is based on its own peninsula which juts out to the Irish Sea. Offering little shelter from the elements, this is a mature mix of heathland and links which presents an enjoyable challenge and impressive views across the estuary to Snowdonia.

Caernarfon Golf Club is 5,941 yards in length and has a relatively flat terrain. It is a fairly easy golf course to walk, and players quite often play 36 holes because of this. The golf course features some tricky and interesting holes, in particular the 6th and 18th holes.