Llanymynech Golf Course

Course Details

• Holes: 18
• Par: 70
• Length: 6,017 yards
• Slope Rating: 127
• Course Rating: 70.3

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it true you play golf in two countries at Llanymynech?

Yes, it's absolutely true and it's what makes Llanymynech so special. You'll actually tee off in Wales on some holes and putt out in England, or vice-versa, which is a truly unique experience you won't find anywhere else. We recommend taking a moment on the 4th hole to appreciate the border marker - it's a great photo op.

What's the course terrain like at Llanymynech - is it a tough walk?

Llanymynech is built on a limestone escarpment, so expect some significant elevation changes and undulating fairways. While it offers incredible views, you'll definitely get a workout, so we suggest a buggy if you're not up for a serious hike. The uphill par-3 12th is a real test of club selection.

When's the best time of year to play Llanymynech for ideal conditions?

We always recommend visiting Llanymynech in late spring or early autumn. The weather is generally more settled, the views are stunning, and the course conditions are usually at their peak without the peak summer crowds. Avoid the depths of winter, as the exposed location can get quite blustery.

Is Llanymynech a good value course, and what kind of experience should I expect?

Absolutely, Llanymynech offers fantastic value for such a unique and memorable round. Green fees are very reasonable, especially considering you're playing across two countries on a well-maintained, challenging layout. You'll find a friendly, welcoming atmosphere in the clubhouse, perfect for a post-round drink.

What's the most memorable hole or feature I should look out for at Llanymynech?

Beyond the border-straddling novelty, the dramatic 17th hole, "The Quarry," is truly unforgettable. You'll need to carry a huge limestone quarry from the tee, demanding precision and nerve. It's a breathtaking challenge and a fantastic way to cap off your round before the final hole.