Denbighshire

Founded in 1910 and completely reconstructed to USGA standards between 2002 and 2003 under the direction of David Williams, this 18-hole, par-72 course near Gwrych Castle is regarded as one of the most picturesque in Wales. It has since hosted the Welsh Boys Championship and counts Ladies European Tour player Becky Brewerton among its noted alumni.

A modern pay-and-play facility on the edge of Wrexham, Clays Golf offers an 18-hole course laid out across gently rolling farmland dotted with mature trees and ponds. Its relaxed, accessible design makes it a popular choice for both casual golfers and societies in the area.

Tucked into the Vale of Clwyd, Denbigh Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course of tree-lined fairways and receptive greens that has earned a reputation as something of a hidden gem in North Wales. The signature 9th, a demanding par 3, offers panoramic vistas across the vale to the hills beyond.

Set amid the wooded, undulating countryside south of Wrexham, Moss Valley is an 18-hole parkland course that rewards accurate play over its tree-framed fairways and well-contoured greens. It has long been a popular members' club serving golfers across the Wrexham and Cheshire borders.

Founded in March 1905 on land once known as the Coed Marchon Allotment, Ruthin-Pwllglas is one of the founding clubs of the Denbighshire Golfing Union and has been shaped over the decades largely by the labour of its own members. Its clubhouse, donated by Edward Meyerstein in 1935, overlooks a course that has grown steadily from its early beginnings into the rolling Denbighshire countryside course played today.