A location steeped in history and golf
The untamed reaches of Northern Wales remain largely untouched by man, save for a few of the country's best kept golfing secrets. Northern Wales Golf Clubs are characterised largely by the rugged coastline which they find themselves on, with traditional links golf being the main order of the day. There is also an abundance of great parkland designs further inland if the wind is blowing a gale off the Atlantic. In short, every golfer should consider a golf break in North Wales.
Why book a golf break in North Wales?
- Gloriously natural area
- Dominated with excellent links courses
- Fantastic value for money
- Great local produce & food
Discover the hidden gems of North Wales
Much like the outer reaches of Scotland or Ireland, the north of Wales is a golfing region that falls easily into the category of ‘Hidden Gem’, such as the quality of golf on offer in this gloriously unspoilt corner of the Principality. The south might have many marquee names like Royal Porthcawl and the Ryder Cup venue of Celtic Manor, but up north it’s all about the traditional, classic links courses that are just waiting to be discovered.
Some of these notable North Wales Golf Club’s are Conwy, Aberdovey and North Wales, all of which are fantastic choices for your next golf tour as each perfectly encapsulates a traditional Welsh links course.
Most popular golf breaks in North Wales
Why book a golf break in North Wales?
As one of Britain's most naturally beautiful areas, North Wales is the perfect place for a golf break with nearly as many scenic golf courses are there are castles. To put it simply, the region offers choice, value and a warm welcome for all visiting golfers. With its mild climate and good soil structure making for excellent conditions, you can enjoy all-year-round golf.
A land that is proud and passionate about language, music and its history, there is however more to North Wales than great golf. Many of the courses are situated in the backdrop of mountains, close to beaches and alongside the lakes and waterfalls of Snowdonia. What’s more, we offer a great selection of handpicked hotels and resorts to compliment your golf break.
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Off course adventures
Described as a mythical place rich with history, North Wales offers plenty to see and do when off the course. It is a place of outstanding natural beauty and is home to six world heritage sites, medieval castles, rivers, mountains, chapels and churches. Visit Snowdonia National Park which is a vast, rugged area with waterfalls and hiking trails, including routes up to Mount Snowdon.
Other top attractions include the Medieval Conwy Castle which has eight huge towers, plus battlements with sea views. If you’re looking for traditional pubs and outdoor adventures, visit the Victorian resort town of Llandudno, with North Shore Beach. Other castles include 19th-century Penrhyn Castle, with Gothic stairways, and waterside Caernarfon Castle.