Caernarfon Golf Club

From the elevated first tee at Caernarfon Golf Club, the layout spreads out below with views across the surrounding countryside — a fitting introduction to this 18-hole parkland course in Wales, United Kingdom, that has been in play since 1909. The course runs to just over 6,000 yards across lush fairways with elevated tees, sloping and running greens, bunkers, trees, and water hazards in play at several points. Hole 6 brings water along the left for most of its length and a cross ditch short of the green. Hole 8 is a long par 3 where an accurate tee shot opens up a birdie chance. Hole 14 looks out over the Menai Straits and Fort Belan. The finishing hole rewards a drive past the fairway bunker with the option to carry a pond to reach an elevated green in two. A covered four-bay driving range, full short game practice area, and PGA professional services from Matthew Wharton are available on site. The clubhouse includes a restaurant serving home-cooked food and a bar described as a welcoming 19th hole.