Prestatyn Golf Club Denbighshire

Welcome to Prestatyn Golf Club. Our magnificent championship links course is the most northerly course in Wales, situated off the coast road A548, to the east of the town on superb, unspoilt links land. It enjoys a temperate climate and its seaside location ensures that golfers can play the greens all year round on superb turf.

The stunning course, welcoming clubhouse, breathtaking scenery and challenges like no other, combine to provide for exceptional golfing and socialising. The present Championship course at The Prestatyn Golf Club was established back in 1905 and has gained in popularity and repute ever since and is now one of the most respected. Continuous attention to improvements and facilities have meant that The Prestatyn Golf Club continues to thrive and go from strength to strength.

Aside from being one of the most striking golf courses in northern Wales it is also one of the longest, as it stretches to nearly 7,000 yards from its championship tees. The par five, dogleg third (Round the Bend) is a tough hole with out-of-bounds on the left and it doesn’t get any easier. The next is a stroke index 2 par 4 of 468 yards (The Ridge) that is sometimes unreachable in two if the wind is blowing! This is a course for all seasons and standards of player, offering a memorable examination of a player’s golfing standard. The prevailing south-westerly winds are a feature and a low shot is often a very useful addition to the player’s repertoire. The course is mostly flat and easy walking.

As befits its status, it is a challenge and with a par of 72, measures 6808 yards from the championship tees. The course has a reputation for fine greens. Aside from the 3rd and 4th, other holes to test the discerning golfer are the par 4 10th S.I.1 450 yards (The Cardinal) which is unreachable in two into the prevailing wind and with Prestatyn Gutter on the left and practice ground on the right, the only place to be is on the fairway. The par 3 13th S.I.8 175 yards (The Warren) with elevated green and pot bunkers requires a perfect shot to make the green. The par 5 18th of 494 yards (Home at Last) provides a grandstand finish to the clubhouse.

The clubhouse has extensive members’ and visitors’ facilities including a lounge bar, great atmosphere and full catering. The course features in the Welsh Golfing Union calendar and their national championships are held at the club. Visitors enjoy the challenge of playing a links championship course.