North Wales Golf Club
Llandudno
North Wales Golf Club is a brilliant choice for a Wales golf holiday, especially for UK golfers looking for a proper seaside links with easy access, big views and plenty of character. Set on the West Shore of Llandudno, the course looks out across the Conwy Estuary towards Anglesey and the mountains of Eryri/Snowdonia, giving the round a strong sense of place from the opening holes.
Founded in 1894, North Wales Golf Club has built a strong reputation as a true championship links. Visit Wales notes that the course has hosted the Welsh Team Championships, while the club describes it as both challenging and enjoyable for all levels of player.
The course plays as a par 71 at around 6,254 yards, so it is not all about length. The real test comes from the coastal wind, firm-running fairways, natural dunes, bunkering and the need to control your ball properly. It rewards golfers who can think their way round rather than simply hit driver at every opportunity.
For a North Wales golf break, the location is excellent. Llandudno gives golfers plenty away from the course, including the promenade, Great Orme, restaurants, pubs and classic seaside charm. It also pairs well with nearby courses such as Conwy, Maesdu and Nefyn, making it a strong addition to a wider Welsh golf itinerary.
For golfers who enjoy fresh air, links turf, mountain views and a proper coastal test, North Wales Golf Club is a very worthwhile round.
Liverpool Airport
66km
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Time Zone:
GMT+0
Currency:
£ (British Pound)
Temperature:
1°C - 22°C
Cost of a Beer:
£5.50
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£35
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About The Area
Abergele sits quietly along the North Wales coastline, yet it places golfers within easy reach of some of the region’s most respected championship links. Positioned between Colwyn Bay and Rhyl, it offers a relaxed base with access to dramatic coastal golf and mountain-backed scenery that gives every round a striking sense of place.
A short drive west brings you to Conwy Golf Club, a superb traditional links set beneath the medieval walls of Conwy Castle. Regular host to R&A championships, Conwy delivers firm turf, natural dunes and panoramic views across the estuary to Snowdonia. Further along the coast, Royal St David's Golf Club offers one of Wales’ most prestigious tests, with towering dunes and the imposing Harlech Castle providing a dramatic backdrop. For variety, inland options such as Denbigh Golf Club introduce rolling parkland layouts that contrast beautifully with the coastal links.
Golf in this part of Wales is defined by fresh sea air, open horizons and natural terrain that rewards thoughtful course management. Conditions are at their best from May through September, when the turf firms up and the coastal climate provides comfortable playing temperatures.
Off the course, Abergele’s nearby coastline offers long sandy beaches and peaceful walks, while Llandudno’s Victorian promenade and traditional seaside charm are just minutes away. Conwy itself is perfect for post-round dining, with cosy pubs, seafood restaurants and castle views adding to the atmosphere. Snowdonia National Park sits within easy reach, offering scenic drives, mountain hikes and adventure activities for non-golfing days.
For golfers seeking classic Welsh links with stunning scenery and minimal crowds, Abergele provides understated access to some of North Wales’ finest golf experiences.
