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Golf Courses in North Wales


Royal St Davids Golf Club
Founded in 1894, Royal St David's is a challenging championship course which is set among the dunes at Terming Bay on the west coast of Wales. Harlech Castle overlooks the course which has great views of the Snowdon Mountains. Large greens are a feature of this course along with a succession of testing par four holes and five par threes. Royal St David's was host to the 2002 Welsh Amateur Championship. Royal St Davids is a 6571 yards par 69 course.

Conwy Golf Club (Caernarvonshire)
	This superb links course is set between the Conwy estuary and mountains stretching out over 6647 yards. The Caernarvonshire course is mostly flat with true links greens and an abundance of gorse, especially on the latter holes. In 1996, Conwy Golf Club opened its new clubhouse and went on to hold the British Amateur Championship three years later in 1999. The Caernarvonshire is a 6647 yards par 72 course.


Aberdovey Golf Club
Golf was first played at Aberdovey in 1886 when the course was laid out on the natural turf with flowerpots being used as holes. Aberdovey is a nine out, nine in golf course which has seen little change in its shape since the 1930s and provides a challenge to any level of golfer. On a nice day, the scenery is fantastic! Aberdovey is a 6445 yards par 71 course.

Llandudno Golf Club (Maesdu)
Llandudno Golf Club or Maesdu as it is otherwise known, is a part links and part parkland course of championship standard. Situated on the north coast of Wales, the wind can play a major role in the difficulty of this pleasantly undulating golf course. Maesdu is a 6545 yards par 72 course.

Holyhead Golf Club
	Located on the Isle of Anglesey in northwest Wales with views of the Irish Sea, Holyhead is a seaside links course which provides a varied and testing game. The fairways at Holyhead are bordered by gorse, heather and bracken, therefore any misplaced tee shot will surely result in a lost ball! Holyhead is a 6058 yards par 70 course.