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Pwllheli Golf Club
Pwllheli Golf Club is a brilliant change of pace on a North Wales golf tour. Set on the Llŷn Peninsula, you get a genuine mix of styles in one round, with sheltered, tree-lined holes inland before the course opens up to more exposed stretches where the sea air and firmer turf ask different questions.
In the parkland sections, accuracy matters. Fairways are framed by mature trees so you'll want to plot your way from the tee and pick smart targets into the greens. Step into the more links-like holes and it becomes a shot-shaping test, especially when there's a breeze off Cardigan Bay and the ball starts running on landing.
The routing makes the most of the terrain, moving between quieter valleys and elevated tees with cracking views across the bay. Greens are well defended with traditional bunkering and subtle breaks, so pace control is important if you want to keep three-putts off the card.
Why include it on your trip? It's the variety. You're always switching clubs, angles and trajectories rather than playing the same hole on repeat, which makes it a great addition alongside more traditional links or parkland venues in the area.
Who is this for?
Golfers building a North Wales tour who want variety, scenery and a course that changes character as you go.
Who is it best for?
Mixed-ability groups and confident mid-handicappers who enjoy plotting it around trees one minute and flighting it down in the breeze the next.
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Pwllheli Golf Club
The clubhouse at Pwllheli is closer to the sea than any other in the United Kingdom, underlining the genuine links of the original nine holes. These were designed by Tom Morris of Hoylake in 1900, and are carved between the coastline’s sand dunes, and are a genuine test of seaside golf.
In 1909, the course was extended to its full length with the addition of the parkland loop mapped out by the great James Braid. The unique challenge of Pwllheli and its 6,108 yard course draws visitors back year after year, and is a fine part of any golf tour of the rugged North Wales shoreline.
What Our Golfers Say
7.6
Good
33 reviews
Condition overall
7.6
Condition of greens
7.6
Speed of round
About right
Value for money
8.2
Facilities
7.8
Difficulty
Average
These reviews are from verified Your Golf Travel customers.
Scott
✓11 Aug 2026
Excellent
10.0
Loved it
John
✓30 Jul 2026
Excellent
10.0
Chris
✓8 Sep 2025
Very Good
8.0
Unfortunately they had just done greens maintenance the week before so they were not great, and the course was a bit tatty in a few places too, but still a great course and really enjoyed it, very different halves, one parkland and then back nine very links. Club house was a bit dated and even on a Saturday they had no catering at all which was disappointing. But worth a trip if you are in the area.
Martyn
✓7 Sep 2025
Very Good
8.0
Very good. The greens had been worked on so not brilliant but that is normal this time of year on most courses
Mark
✓6 Sep 2025
Good
6.0
A mixture of links and parkland, nice stretch from holes 5 to 10 but very disappointing that we was not informed that it was green week by YGT so the greens were really poor and ruined the experience
Steven
✓8 Aug 2025
Very Good
8.0
Lovely course part parkland then a few holes lynx easy to walk Lovely holes especially on the sea front would definitely play again
Danny
✓30 Jun 2025
Very Good
8.0
Andrew
✓31 Mar 2025
Very Good
8.0
Perp had started on the course and greens were dressed but playable. Wet in places but great course
Wayne
✓4 Nov 2024
Good
6.0
Condition although only marked as 3 stars, could almost be graded separately, as the course is divided into the Links holes and Parkland holes. The links were great and very enjoyable, great views. The parkland holes were pretty wet and not upto the standard of the Links.
Tony
✓25 Sep 2024
Very Good
8.0
Drainage on the fairway was a problem underfoot in parts but at least an attempt had been made to try address the issue. The course geography was very interesting and challenging in parts with some super, unexpected views and coastal vistas to appreciate on our way round. Staff in the pro shop and at the bar weee more than accommodating and very pleasant.
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