North wales golfers - help please?

Hi I've stayed in portmadog on 3 occasions on golf trips.
Nice b&b called the sportsman's bit expensive though.
Horrible b&b red or white lion just awful.
Best was travel lodge cheap as chips basic but clean walking distance in to portmadog for drinks/meals etc.
Courses: of the 5 not played Nefyn so can't comment.
St Davids excellent
Portmadog best links back nine in Wales.(front 9 ok )
Abersoch as good as St Davids
Phwelli not a patch on other the others I have played.
Sure you will have an excellent trip.
 
Liverbirdie said:
You could stay here, which isn't really cheap, but is a fantastic place to stay, in its own way. We've been twice in the last year:-

http://www.pyg.co.uk/

Edmund Hillary and the "chaps" stayed here whilst practicing to climb Everest.

If you send me your email address I can send you a few pages from a Stuart Maconie book that talks about it.
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I stayed here in the summer ahead of my brothers wedding at Nant Gwynant, a lake in the Snowdon foothills.

It's a decent little place - quite rustic accommodation, but also serves good food and good beer. It's absolutely in the middle of nowhere, but it's truly stunning.

I thought it was great. I loved the history and the setting.

It's about a 30 minute drive to Caernarfon from there.
 
matt71 said:
Can anyone recommend a place to stay (caravan park or holiday cottage) in the Snowdonia area?

(Link if you fancy it your self http://www.snowdoniagolf.co.uk/?dm_i=2GXG,4QWV,24K8DE,A355,1)

Me and the missus are planning to do the Snowdonia golf package where you can play 3 out of 5 courses in the area. We are of course looking at Nefyn and royal st David's but unsure on the 3rd but would like to stay within easy(ish) distance to them all!

Even better if any fellow forum members may even have a holiday place that they rent out?

Cheers for you time and thanks in advance for any help

matt :)
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WERN FAWR MANOR FARM :thup:
 
Each to their own of course but I preferred Pwllhelli to Abersoch where the course is quite narrow and with a number of blind holes. Pwllhelli is also excellent value for money now at only 18 pounds per round
 
Canary_Yellow said:
I stayed here in the summer ahead of my brothers wedding at Nant Gwynant, a lake in the Snowdon foothills.

It's a decent little place - quite rustic accommodation, but also serves good food and good beer. It's absolutely in the middle of nowhere, but it's truly stunning.

I thought it was great. I loved the history and the setting.

It's about a 30 minute drive to Caernarfon from there.
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Yep so relaxing, and you cant help but get speaking to the others guests, whilst your there.
 
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