Golf in North Wales has a rich history, almost as long as the sport of golf itself. Most courses in North Wales (of which there are about 60) have been around for years. When you open your eyes on one of the links or parkland courses within North Wales, you can see why.

Nowhere in the UK can offer such a diversive form of scenery in such a short drive, from the golf courses on the Isle of Anglesey with views over to Ireland, to the links courses that seem to follow the coastline without a fault, to the hills and the valleys of Snowdonia, all these courses offer fabulous scenery to those wanting to enjoy a game of golf, alone or with friends, in some of the most attractive scenery in the country.

Whilst the undulating landscape of the North Wales area can offer a challenge to even the most experienced golfer, rest assured that one thing that will not hamper your score will be unkempt courses. The golf courses in North Wales are kept immaculate, with well mowed greens & fairways free of divots and unexpected nasties. Clubs take pride in their courses, and any club you visit you can be sure of a warm welcome.

You may think with such well kept course that golf in North Wales is very expensive. Not so, Golf in North Wales is remarkably affordable, with some of the best value for money green fees in the UK. Even with it’s green fees suitable for any budget, you will find space on most courses at short notice, even at weekends.

Golf in North Wales achieved it’s pinnacle in 2008, where the Conwy Golf Club was chosen to host the 2008 Seniors Ryder Cup, with golfers such as Ian Woosnam, Constantino Rocca and Sandy Lyle competing for one of the richest prizes in senior golf.