Bull Bay Golf Club

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Address: Amlwch, Anglesey, LL68 9RY United Kingdom

Tel: 01407 830960

Golf Pro: John Bevan | Tel: 01407 830960 option 2

Website: http://www.bullbaygc.co.uk

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  Golf Shop

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  Clubhouse

  Bar

  Dining

  Function Room

Midweek Guide: £50.00 per round *

Weekend Guide: £40.00 per round (after 3pm) *

• Societies Accepted to Play
• Society Deals Available
• Voucher Deals Available

* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.

Tee Time Information

Midweek Guide: £50.00 per round *

Weekend Guide: £40.00 per round (after 3pm) *

* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.

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Rob C rated 5 out of 5

Reviewed Jun 14 2013

Bull Bay Golf Club was designed by Herbert Fowler (Walton Heath, Beau Desert, Saunton) and has played host to a number of high profile golfers and competitions. Another heathland layout, the smooth, sweeping fairways are decorated by rocks and colourful gorse that gives the course its character. The most exposed to the elements of all three, there are sweeping views out to sea and across to the Isle of Man on a clear day, but this course isn’t just about location - there is a lot to think about as you plot your way round. Certainly a course that favours the big hitters, the fairways are inviting and relatively open, but the approach shots are tricky with a number of elevated greens which make distance control challenging for the uninitiated. Memorable holes are plentiful as the course dips and turns from elevated tees to hidden gullies and all play differently as the strength and direction of the wind changes with the elevations. The most unique of them is the par 4 9th, a short dog leg that requires good positioning from the tee to allow yourself a line to the green. The approach crosses a deep valley that runs against the grain of the hole and needs a high flight to stop it on a narrow green. Not challenging in length but devilishly clever in design to make the golfer think their way round with creativity and a deft touch.

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