Abersoch Golf Club

Abersoch Golf Club sits on the Llŷn Peninsula in North Wales, with Snowdonia rising in the distance and holes that move between the coast and more sheltered inland ground. It's the Welsh Riviera at its best, scenic, varied and a genuine test when the breeze gets up.

What makes Abersoch stand out is the hybrid feel. Along the shoreline you'll play links-style golf where the wind off the Irish Sea asks for a lower flight, sensible targets and a willingness to take your medicine. Turn inland and the challenge changes, with greener, more protected holes where placement from the tee and solid iron play come to the fore. It's a round that rewards all-round golf rather than one standout strength, which is why it suits mixed-ability groups as well as confident single-figure players looking for something different.

Off the course, Abersoch has long been known as "The Friendliest Golf Course in Wales", and the welcome is a big part of the appeal. The pro shop can offer useful local tips before you tee it up, and the clubhouse is ideal for a relaxed post-round pint while you replay the best holes and take in views back over the course and out towards the peninsula's dramatic coastline.

Who is this for?

Golfers who want a scenic North Wales round with true coastal character, a welcoming club atmosphere and variety from tee to green.

Who is it best for?

Mixed-ability groups, societies and weekend breaks on the Llŷn Peninsula, plus anyone who enjoys links golf without committing to 18 holes of pure exposure.