Nefyn & District Golf Club

The course

The club dates from 1907, went to 18 holes in 1912 and added a further nine in 1933. The holes run out along the narrow headland at Porthdinllaen with the sea on both sides, and strong winds off the water are part of the challenge. The club now offers an 18-hole championship course, where all bookings are made, and the nine-hole Point course. The setting is the main draw: the round heads out onto a finger of land above the beach, and the views along the coast change with every hole.

Booking and visitor practicalities

Tee times for the championship course are booked through the club's online booking system. Opening times vary by season, and some times may be reserved for members' competitions, so check availability online before you plan your day. If there is space, the Point course can be played on the day free of charge. Buggies can be hired by booking through the pro shop on 01758 720966. Players generally walk.

Nearby

The course sits on the edge of Morfa Nefyn beside Porthdinllaen beach, and many golfers walk down to the Tŷ Coch inn on the beach after their round.

Highlights

• Clifftop holes on the Porthdinllaen headland
• Sea views from every hole
• Championship 18 plus the nine-hole Point course
• Next to Porthdinllaen beach and the Tŷ Coch inn

Good to know

• All championship-course bookings are made online
• The Point nine holes can be played free on the day if available
• Book buggies through the pro shop
• Times can be reserved for member competitions

Frequently asked questions