The Anglesey Golf Club

Really enjoyed this course- greens were excellent and will definitely return

We played Anglesey GC twice within a few days and experienced a mixture of elements. The first round was misty and drizzly with squally winds, and the second time in the dry, albeit damp underfoot, with 20mph winds. Both times the course was an enjoyable challenge with the greens in excellent condition. Off yellows it lacks any par 5s, although this didn’t detract from the enjoyment of the course. Clubhouse and staff were friendly, with a tasty variety on offer, although be aware there is no food available on a Monday. The aeroplanes of RAF Valley also provide add an unusual backdrop that we thoroughly enjoyed, especially as the clubhouse lounge has a view straight down the runway. I would definitely recommend this course.

As usual the principal difficulty on this course is defining where rough start on most of the par 4s and 5s except for the 18th which I think is an excellent finishing hole.
Because of the dry weather this year I note that one of the fairways (3rd or 4th) had to be resurfaced with top soil. Not ideal to play off but it has to be done
However, the greens were excellent. I played at Aberdovey the following day and the greens were no faster.

Fairly enjoyable links golf but Nicer courses on the island. Was very dry. Had lots of military aircraft flying around which was fun. The 18th is a great hole over a river but the rest are quite samey.

A nice course to play out on Anglesey. A 'links' type course, not too long, and a good variety of holes. Staff very friendly and food/drinks were tasty afterwards. The RAF kept us entertained all day from the adjoining airbase!

A good test of golf on this Links course. The fairways are extremely dry with a lack of grass and plenty of rabbit holes/scrappings which meant watching your footing. The layout of the course is excellent with a good variety of par 3's. The greens were in good condition & a good pace. Well worth a visit & good value when booking with a "Hot Deal". Will definitely play again.

This course is a true link course where it test a golfer ability to navigate around the fairways. For example attention must be paid on every tee for selecting the right line on the par 4 & 5 holes.
They do have a problem with rabbits but this can obviously be overcome when golf clubs (note the plurals) improves post COVID-19.
The sixth hole, a par 3 into the dunes is a classic especially with it long narrow green surrounded by humps and hollows one would find on a Scottish link. The only missing is a bunker. I could see that one has been filled in. A number of other other bunkers have also been filled in, understandable considering the financial constraints most courses are currently facing.
If the holes can be lengthened, bunkers put in play and the rough grown to waist height (as in The Open), I would like to see the pros handling this course especially when the wind blows.
Lastly the 18th is a great finishing hole.

We really had a great day’s golf in challenging, blustery conditions. Thought the greens were fantastic, really true. Interesting course and friendly members. Would recommend to all.

Fairways aren't the best on certain holes and trying to distinguish them and were to aim was sometimes a struggle. Other than that green staff look after the greens very well

An enjoyable round of golf in October. Staff were very helpful before the round. Course was fun but challenging in places. Plenty of thick grasses and gorse. Greens played well. Nice and flat track. Most enjoyable hole was the 18th playing alongside and then over a river.
Well worth a visit.

The staff are lovely and extremely helpful. The course improves the further on you go. The best part though are the greens, which for a links course are superb.

I played here during my holiday and wished i had not.
The manager or whoever was in the office completely blanked me for 10 minutes on my arrival and continued a social conversation on the phone. It was not until the lady behind the bar came in and helped me that i got any response. Then endured a 5 hour round behind a 4 ball who refused to let a much faster two ball through even though they had lost a hole in front. It could be a great place to play just a shame about the management and its entitled members.

We only played 3 holes, partly due to the bad weather, but also due to what we felt were unplayable fairways. It’s on Heath land. The fairways just look like the rest of the rough. The greens were ok but you have no idea where you’re playing to half the time:. I was surprised at excellent reviews as it really was worst condition we have ever played, maybe the other holes got better but the first 4 holes were very bad. Staff friendly and price not high but wouldn’t play again

OMG, I have had the opportunity to play many of Wales great links courses but this is the most disappointing. Basically sheep field with flags. Saw the reviews and played anglesey instead of Bull Bay.. What a mistake.
Play Holyhead and Bull Bay if you're visiting anglesey as this place is awful.

Course was a good links layout. You can see quite a bit of GUR on the first few holes which shows improvements are in progress but not disruptive. . You play with the local sheep grazing which is great. Good greens also. Airport next door was very noisy when we played and the only negative was that the bar was closed when wee came off which was only at 5.:30 it was a lovely day and would have been good to have a beer in the sun and also we would rather give our money to the golf club.

This is a typical links course. You cannot see the greens on 50 percent. Great golf though.