Celtic Royal - Package 1
2 Nights B&B, 2 Rounds of Golf
From £255pp – based on sharing a twin or double room
*Weekend and single supplements apply
Your Resort(s)
Celtic Royal Hotel (Caernarfon)
The Celtic Royal Hotel is a fine 3*** Hotel located in Caernarfon, North Wales. This Hotel lies in the historical town centre, famous for its World Heritage Site namely Caernarfon Castle.
Friendly and efficient Service with high standards in all areas of the hotel, the Celtic Royal Hotel houses 110 bedrooms. 50 are placed in the old front section, but with the recent expansion of the old coach yard and coach house. The hotel has a Leisure Club including a 16 metre heated indoor pool as well as a chic fine dining restaurant the “Brasserie Draco”.
Your Course(s)
Bull Bay
Wales’ most northerly golf course occupying clifftop heights near Amlwch on Anglesey’s rocky northern coast.
Bull Bay golf course was founded in 1913. This heathland course is set amid the rugged terrain at Bull Bay affording particularly scenic views which should not be missed.
The course designer, Herbert Fowler’s cunning use of the rolling land ensures both uphill and downhill targets. The surrounding gorse offers a punishing experience for those that stray off line.
The club describes itself as “nature’s gift to golfers” taking in views of nearby Point Lynas Lighthouse, Snowdonia and even the Isle of Man. On a clear day, it’s possible to see the Lake District!
Nefyn Peninsula
A venue that would be included in most golfing itineraries on a golf break to north Wales. Founded in 1907 and extended in 1920 by James Braid and JH Taylor, there are few holes in world golf that match some of the holes on the Peninsula Course at Nefyn Golf Club.
Nefyn’s 27 hole Championship layout, offers golfers a rich variety of challenges and rewards. From the start, golfers are faced with spectacularly located tees, fairways which hug the rugged coastline and greens perched precariously close to the shoreline.
The ‘Front’ Nine opens with three testing par 4s along the shoreline, a par 3 played from a narrow promontory to a closely bunkered green before heading inland.
The ‘New Championship’ Nine section has a series of par 4s, including the demanding two shot 6th hole around the estuary and a genuine 3 shot par 5, brings the golfer back to the panoramic location of the 9th tee heading for the clubhouse.
Make an enquiry about this break
Call our dedicated team on 02920 027 692 or email richard@greatdaysgolf.com
Alternatively, fill out the enquiry form and a member of our team will be in touch to discuss.