Victorian Resort
Victorian hotels and piers keep Llandudno's seaside character alive today.
NORTH WALES
North Coast & Dee Valley
Conwy links and Anglesey coast lead inland to Llangollen.
Anglesey, Conwy, and Llangollen in Contrast
The North Wales coast gives this collection its opening character, from Anglesey's coastal terrain to championship links beside the Conwy estuary and Llandudno's varied seaside ground.
Llangollen provides the inland counterpoint, following the River Dee through a greener valley landscape and offering a distinctly different finish to the golf.
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1912 Routing
James Braid designed Holyhead's present course.
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1913 Opening
Herbert Fowler designed Bull Bay's undulating championship course.
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1908 Foundation
Local gentry formed Vale of Llangollen Golf Club.
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Open Gateway
Conwy staged the Final Qualifying in Wales during 2006.
BRAID & FOWLER HERITAGE
More Than Golf Awaits
Kinfern can include local places and experiences alongside your golf, should you wish to spend more time exploring beyond the course.
- Explore Conwy Castle and its complete medieval town walls.
- Ride the Great Orme Tramway to Llandudno's limestone summit.
- Tour Plas Newydd House and Gardens beside the Menai Strait.
- Ride the Llangollen Railway through the scenic Dee Valley.
Island Coast
Anglesey's coast brings rocky headlands, sea views, and maritime character.
Dee Valley
Wooded hills and river scenery give Llangollen a quieter inland character.
Border Heritage
Medieval towns and canals reveal centuries of movement through North Wales.
Begin Your Journey
Speak with our golf travel specialists and start planning your next championship experience.