Anglesey Golf Club is an 18-hole links at Rhosneigr on the Isle of Anglesey. The club dates to 1914, when local figures including Charles Henry Palethorpe and James Ravenscroft helped secure common land for a golf course and employed Harold Horsfall Hilton to lay it out. S.
Amateur in 1911. The club opened as an 18-hole links in October 1914. Its historical connections extend beyond Hilton: Dr Frank Stableford, creator of the scoring system that bears his name, joined Anglesey in 1920 and served on its committee from 1922.
The course is an 18-hole links golf course. Designed by Harold Horsfall Hilton, the course originally opened in 1914. It is open to the public.
The club was formed in 1914 through a collaboration involving local figures including Charles Henry Palethorpe, James Ravenscroft, Charles A. Mills and Dr H. Stinton Lowe.
Land was rented from the Conservators and accomplished amateur golfer Harold Horsfall Hilton was employed to create the course. Anglesey Golf Club opened in October 1914 as an 18-hole links.
The club celebrated its centenary in 2014. Its early history also included a notable connection with Dr Frank Stableford, who joined in 1920 and served on the committee from 1922 until 1927.
Anglesey Golf Club continues to operate its links at Station Road in Rhosneigr and accepts visitor bookings.
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