With breathtaking views ranging from rugged coastlines to tranquil countryside, Wales offers unparalleled landscapes for golf. Our courses have character. Here, the backdrop is a spectacular coastline or a world heritage castle.
Beyond our natural beauty, we also boast a rich variety of golf courses, from traditional links courses that feature as part of 870 miles of the Wales coast path, a challenge for even the most seasoned players, to some more welcoming parkland courses that are perfect for beginners.
Away from the green, a golfing weekend can incorporate a range of other activities. In practical terms, this means in the morning you can stand on top of our highest peak, Yr Wyddfa, and in the afternoon you can enjoy a round of golf at the awe-inspiring, ‘bucket list’ coastal course of Nefyn. Following a morning playing the impressive Royal St David’s golf club in Harlech, spend the afternoon visiting the world heritage site castle – less than 10 minutes away on foot.
What’s more, the supporting product is on par. From spa hotels to a high-quality dining offer, and from spectacular self-catering to our famous croeso cynnes – our warm welcome – we have it all.
More information on the best golf courses in Wales can be found on visitwales.com/golf.