Mens North Wales Salvers RD2 (18 Holes)

Event Details ⚙

Date: Monday, 30 August 2027

Format: Pairs Foursomes Strokeplay

Category: Mens

Entry Fee: £35.00

Entry Method: Online


The North Wales Salvers Open Competition 2027 is a 36-hole event played over two days (29th and 30th August 2027). This is the second round (Round 2) on Monday 30th August 2027. The event is a Men's 18-hole Foursomes Medal competition. Teams of two men play as a 2-person team, with separate competition for each day and an overall combined score for the two days. Visitors pay £35.00 per round. All visitors must be members of recognised (non-virtual) golf clubs with an active handicap and at least 20 scores on their record. Players must enter their home club and CDH number when booking. Competitors should arrive at the 1st tee 5 minutes before their start time. Buggies are allowed but must be booked through the professional's shop. The club dress code must be adhered to.


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Venue

North Wales Golf Club

Llandudno, Gwynedd, Wales

North Wales Golf Club is a championship links course located in Llandudno, a seaside town in North Wales, positioned on the West Shore with panoramic views over the Conwy estuary towards Anglesey and the Snowdonia Mountain range. The course is characterised by its authentic links terrain and challenging layout, featuring well-designed holes that incorporate the natural landscape and scenic vistas throughout the round. The greens are notably well-maintained and fast-running, contributing to the course's difficulty. Players consistently praise the course's excellent condition and the variety of challenging holes that test golfers of different abilities. The setting combines the traditional links experience with distinctive Welsh coastal scenery, making it a notable destination for visiting golfers in the region.