Conwy Golf Club

Conwy Golf Club sits right on the edge of town, with views across the estuary that'll distract you from your swing if you're not careful. It's an 18-hole course that's been going since 1890, so there's proper pedigree here. The layout makes good use of the landscape - you get the seaside feel without the hassle of a full links course, which means it plays fairly but still demands respect.

This is for golfers, obviously, and the standard's decent enough that you won't feel out of place whether you're a single-figure handicap or a casual weekend player. The course isn't brutally difficult, but it's not a pushover either. Club hire is available if you've travelled without your own set, and the clubhouse does food and drink - nothing fancy, but exactly what you need after 18 holes.

If you're staying at Waenfechan Glamping & Camping down the road, you're well-positioned for a round here without it eating into your day entirely. Allow a good four hours, maybe five if you're not rushing. Green fees aren't extortionate for a course of this quality and history, though you'll want to ring ahead to check rates and book a slot - they don't take walkins during peak times.

The town of Conwy itself is worth exploring after golf, and the location means you can fit this into a broader North Wales break fairly easily. Not life-changing, but a solid day out if you're a golfer and in the area.