Nefyn & District Golf Club on the northern coast of the Lleyn Peninsula in North Wales has one of the most dramatic settings for any course in the United Kingdom, with part of the course on a narrow peninsula jutting out into the Irish Sea. As well as its scenic value, the course is also a good test of golf, and this was rewarded by its inclusion in Golf World’s recent Top Hundred Courses in the United Kingdom.

However, the Club has 26 holes, one loop of 10 and two loops of 8, and DWGD have been called in to amend the layout to produce three loops of nine which will give more flexibility to the Club.

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