Llandudno (Maesdu) Golf Club

Established in 1915 when Llandudno council purchased the Maesdu Estate, the course was laid out by James Braid and later refined by professional Tom Jones into a distinctive semi-parkland, semi-links test, with Deganwy Road splitting the opening and closing holes from the rest of the round. A pioneer of junior golf in Wales and host of the first Professional Home International Series in 1938, Maesdu remains one of North Wales's most historic and respected courses.