Founded in 1911 Hawarden Golf Club is a meadowland 18 hole course of just under 6000 yards. Its par 69 with natural springs, streams and ponds offer the holiday golfer an interesting and challenging test of golf.Hawarden Golf Club is an ideal port of call for golfers wanting to stay in and around Llangollen or for those wishing to start or finish a golf break in the North West and gateway to Wales.

Henlle Park golf course extends over 130 acres of beautiful undulating grounds. It has many mature hardwood trees including majestic oaks, three small lakes and several smaller pools. This is a strong parkland course and just over 6000 yards long it comprises five par 3s and three five par 5s, with a selection of medium par 4s. Two loops of 9 holes return to the clubhouse with the undulating land and trees providing varied and interesting hol...

Holywell Golf Club offers a unique golfing challenge in a delightful part of North Wales. This inland links type course is a fair and sporting test for golfers of all abilities. It's one of the highest courses in Wales and, at 800 feet above sea level, its invigorating air enhance the quality of the experience.Established over a hundred years ago, the softness of the turf and the limestone subsoil combine to provide an arena which is never fat...

Llanymynech golf course is set on top of an old limestone quarry on the England-Wales border. This outstanding course offers a unique golfing challenge with 15 of its holes being in Wales and 3 being in England. The 4th hole allows you to tee off in Wales and putt out in England! Panoramic views are afforded from this prominent location but this does not detract from the excellent quality of the course and greens which are a great test for al...

Mile End Golf Club opened in June 1992. The course covers over 135 acres, and includes a number of water features, notably the 3rd, 8th & 17th holes which have greens protected by large pools. The longest hole is the par 5, 542 yard 14th, complete with it’s two-tiered green. Many favourable comments are received on the superb design & “layout” of the course, as well as the fact that it really does offer chall...

Mold Golf Club, now over one hundred years old, boasts an 18 hole uplands course, offering extensive views of the Clwydian Hills, Cheshire and the Peak District.  As you play this fascinating course, you soon understand why Mold has a hard-won reputation for well-conditioned tees, greens and fairways. With no weak hole, golfers are offered a wide choice of challenges with contoured fairways and well placed, meticulous greens. The testin...

For a fairly young course, Northop has achieved maturity and reputation very rapidly. In it’s first season it hosted the 1994 Welsh PGA National Championship. Designed by John Jacobs the course makes the most of the 72 acres of rich parkland it is set in. Our favourite holes are the 8th, a downhill par 5 and the 16th, 380 yard dog-legged par 4 with water to the right, trees to the left and a stream in front of the green which will chall...

Old Padeswood Golf Club is situated in the picturesque Alyn Valley of Flintshire, with one of the most difficult opening holes in North Wales. Some of the course was originally laid out in 1932 and in 1983 this was extended to make an 18-hole course, officially opening in 1985 by the Welsh former British Ryder Cup Captain, Brian Huggett M.B.E. A tough undulating parkland course that remains a popular destination for holiday golfers.

The course at Padeswood and Buckley measures 6042 yards Par 70 and is bounded by the River Alyn. Set between the Clwydian Hills and the Cheshire Plain, this picturesque 18 hole course with its tree lined fairways and water hazards provides a real challenge to golfers of all abilities. The river, lakes and streams mean that water can come into play on eleven of the holes. Mature trees line many of the fairways and accuracy off the tee is a mus...

A little gem in the awe inspiring Flintshire countryside. Score on the front line by avoiding the water and hang during the back nine. Some interesting holes throughout and an enjoyable test of parkland golf. Suitable for all golfers of all abilities looking for a good value course in a nice location.

This is an outstanding parkland course and is regarded as the premier inland course in North Wales. Always in pristine condition, this championship course, nestling on the banks of the River Dee and overlooked by the glorious welsh hillside, plays host to many county, national and professional tournaments. Awarded Gold Status in the HSBC rankings, the course is a firm favourite with discerning golfers from all over the country who return year...

Today Wrexham is one of the premier clubs in Wales giving pleasure to countless golfers through its friendly atmosphere, its excellent course and modernised clubhouse. Wrexham Golf Club was founded on March 14, 1906 as Gwersyllt Park Golf Club. Since golf was first introduced in Wrexham, Members and visitors have enjoyed the facilities of a well appointed and recently renovated clubhouse and bar as well as a tight and testing golf course.