Henllys Golf Club occupies a coastal position near Beaumaris on the Isle of Anglesey, the large island off the northwest coast of Wales. The course was designed by Roger Jones, a Welsh architect whose work includes several layouts across Wales and the border regions. The setting takes advantage of Anglesey's characteristic low-lying terrain and proximity to the Menai Strait, which separates the island from mainland Wales. Views extend across the water toward Snowdonia's mountain range on clear days. The routing works through relatively flat to gently rolling ground typical of Anglesey's agricultural landscape. The course features a mix of parkland and links characteristics, with some exposure to coastal winds that can significantly affect play. Water hazards and strategic bunkering provide definition to holes that might otherwise play straightforward given the modest elevation changes. The layout is accessible to a range of skill levels while offering enough variety in hole length and design to maintain interest throughout the round. Beaumaris itself is a historic town known for its medieval castle, and the club serves both local members and visitors exploring Anglesey's golf offerings. The course represents a quieter alternative to some of Wales's more prominent championship venues, providing a traditional club experience in a scenic coastal setting. The facility includes standard clubhouse amenities and welcomes visiting golfers, particularly during the warmer months when Anglesey attracts tourists to its beaches and heritage sites.