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Nearby Golf Courses

• Royal County Down

  Royal County Down is no ordinary layout and a very special experience is in store for any with the good fortune to be playing it. This Royal not only lives up to its regal designation, it exceeds it.  Outstandingly handsome, it’s ranked among the top ten in the world and has been …
  
  

• The Royal Belfast

  Pretty much untouched since its distant creation, the enduring excellence of its original design is easy to see and the course is always meticulously maintained with impeccable greens and groves of rhododendrons and gorse providing a colourful backdrop in spring.  Founded in 1881 Royal Belfast …
  
  

• Castle Hume

  Castle Hume boasts some seven thousand trees and over thirty bunkers. Manicured to the highest standards, it is a model of golfing elegance.  Situated on the edge of Castle Hume Lough and Lower Lough Erne, in the heart of the Fermanagh Lakelands, this championship course has a reputation for …
  
  

• Belvoir Park

  Northern Ireland golfers are very fortunate to enjoy several fine examples of the esteemed Harry Colt’s talents for course design with Belvoir Park considered one of the best. Enjoying a well-deserved position as one of the finest inland courses in Ireland, if not the British Isles, the fair …
  
  

• Ardglass

  Situated on the south-east coast of County Down, Ardglass is unquestionably one of the most spectacular courses in Ireland. The dramatic layout of the course with several tees and greens overlooking the ocean gives it a really rugged feel and it is part links, part cliff-top in nature. The course …
  
  

• Balmoral

  Balmoral has a reputation for even-paced greens, offering opportunities to take advantage of putting skills on a smooth surface. A few have more severe slopes, while most greens are guarded by varying bunker styles. Balmoral Golf Course have green and tees developed to USGA (United States …
  
  

• Hilton Templepatrick

  “A bright northern light…staying at the Hilton Templepatrick is without doubt an oasis of peace and tranquility for a relaxing golfing break…a most enjoyable way to fire your spirits and give your golf game a boost.”  The four-star hotel is situated on 220 acres of …
  
  

• Dunmurry

  Dunmurry has matured quickly and now provides some of the best playing conditions in the Belfast area. The 18 holes offer a variety of challenges, none more so than the par five fourth, requiring three accurate shots to reach an elevated, double-tiered green, the approach to which is well protected …
  
  

• Edenmore

  The golfer is assured of tranquil surroundings in which to pit their wits against par.  The parkland design is laid out in the gently rolling hills of the lower Lagan Valley.  Both nines are different in appearance and playing characteristics.  Type of course: Parkland Length of …
  
  

• Enniskillen

  This front nine tests all levels of golfer, especially the intimidating starting hole. The tranquility of the surroundings, splendid lakeland views and friendly welcome make Enniskillen Golf Club memorable. Located within Castlecoole Estate, this parkland course divides into two distinct …
  
  

• Knock

  This course gets off to a delightful start with a right hand dogleg which culminates to a deceptively sloping left to right downhill green. Another first nine favourite is the testing sixth, a Par 4 of more than 450 yards. Designed in the early 1920s by no less than Colt, Mackenzie and Allison, …
  
  

• Lisburn

  The signature hole, the sixth, measures 164 yards with a green guarded by water and surrounded by trees…Beautiful and clubbing is difficult so always take one more. Generally considered one of the best parkland courses in Northern Ireland with a good variety of holes, The course is laid out …
  
  

• Massereene Golf Club

  Established in 1895 Massereene Golf Club is one of the finest parkland courses in Northern Ireland.  At 6603 yards off the championship tees, the Fred Hawtree-designed layout will ensure that even the scratch golfer will be tested. 
  
  

• Kirkistown Castle

  Braid was so enthusiastic about Kirkistown, he wanted to ‘take it home with him’. Kirkistown is certainly a treat and a real old-fashioned gem.  This challenging old links offers some very testing Par four’s but the signature hole is without doubt the infamous par 4 …
  
  

• Scrabo

  Scrabo, set in the shadow of its famous Tower, has its own unique personality and is a favourite amongst Northern Ireland golfers. The course offers magnificent views over Strangford Lough and the Mourne Mountains.  Renowned for its narrow, gorse-bordered fairways, accurate driving is …
  
  

• Shandon Park

  A championship course decidedly worth inspecting. Offering views over historic Stormont, this famous parkland layout with its notable reens, delivers an enjoyable challenge for all.  The two-shot sixth hole is a 455 yard giant, demanding accuracy from the tee and a downhill second shot of equal …
  
  

• Moyola Park

  Set in mature parkland on the estate of Lord Moyola, you’ll need to boast accurate driving and continuous vigilance to take on the winding and tough route between tees and greens. Difficult and easy holes are interspersed, leading up to the two feature holes of the sixteenth and …
  
  

• Rockmount

  This masterpiece combines scenic Mourne Mountain views and testing conditions for golfers of all standards.  The signature eleventh is a par 4 with a touch of ‘Pete Dye’ about it; ample room for the drive, followed by a demanding “perfect pitch” to ensure you stay high …
  
  

• Ballyclare

  The tree-lined fairways, astute placing of sand traps and strategic use of natural water hazards combine to create a stiff golfing challenge…How about the third for example – a demanding Par four. The golfer is faced with an intimidating tee shot with out of bounds on the left and two …
  
  

• Fort William

  Founded in 1891, the course is bordered by the picturesque Cave Hill on one side and Belfast Lough on the other. Over 1000 feet above sea level, Cave Hill makes a stunning backdrop to many of the holes.
  
  

• Downpatrick

  This parkland course measures 6120 yards, and with tight tree lined fairways, fast and true greens and-well placed bunkers providing a serious test of shot making. Holes of note are the difficult first, the Par four seventh with views from the Isle of Man to Slemish Mountain in Antrim with County …
  
  

• Down Royal

  Down Royal offers you a uniquely challenging heathland golf experience. The sandy soils and high water table ensure the course enjoys an excellent year-round mix of water features and fairways bringing you through beautiful avenues of gorse and bracken, with the gentle sound of racehorses …
  
  

• Dungannon

  With Darren Clarke as a member, this course has taken on a new significance!  Formed in 1890, Dungannon Golf Club is a pleasant parkland course and always improving under the guidance of its Open Champion.  Water hazards feature on three of the extended holes, the signature hole being the …
  
  

• Holywood

  Holywood is an undulating 18 hole parkland course situated in the hills overlooking Belfast Lough and the city. Its convenient location and fabulous views make it a perfect course to enjoy a relaxing day’s golf and socializing. Holywood welcomes all visitors to enjoy the course, the …
  
  

• Mahee Island

  Mediterranean is an adjective commonly used to describe the setting of Mahee Island and why not when you have the breathtaking view of Strangford Lough. Sited on an island, the course is parkland with undulating fairways and tricky approach shots.  
  
  

• Spa

  Having celebrated its Centenary in 2007, Spa is a long, demanding and enjoyable par 72 parkland layout. Feature holes such as the notorious Par three second, the classic 405 yard Par four eleventh and the “short and not so sweet” the 120 yard Par three eighth will stretch the abilities …
  
  

• Tandragee

  As with many of the Northern Ireland courses, Tandragee was developed on the estate of the “landed gentry” – in this case, the Duke of Manchester’s estate in 1911.  The parkland layout offers stunning vistas of the Mourne Mountains and Armagh hills. Tree-lined fairways …
  
  

• Ormeau

  Located within a mile of the bustling centre of Belfast, historic Ormeau Golf Club can truly be labelled “The Course in the heart of the City”.  Formed in 1893, the club is one of the oldest in Ireland and is situated on mature tree-covered parkland.
  
  

• Cairndhu

  This is another great parkland course designed by J.F.S. Morrison of the Allison and Colt partnership. Enjoy the 200 acres of mature woodlands and rolling hills at what is arguably Ireland’s most scenic course, with unsurpassed views of the Scottish coast and islands, and headlands leading to …
  
  

• Donaghadee

  Situated on the north east coast of County Down, Donaghadee has a lifeboat station and Lighthouse in its scenic harbour. The town boasts unparralled views over the Irish Sea towards the Scottish coast and lies between the neighbouring seaside towns of Bangor and Millisle.
  
  

• Galgorm Castle

  This is an exciting mixture of the new and the old. This 18 hole, 6736 yards par 72 Championship course is set in 220 acres of beautiful, mature parkland located in the heart of County Antrim. It is overlooked by Galgorm Castle, which was built in 1618 by Sir Faithful Fortescue. The course has been …
  
  

• Malone

  Malone Golf Club is the top parkland golf course in Northern Ireland and is one of the top three in Ireland (as voted by the IGTOA). On the outskirts of Belfast, the golf course, clubhouse and people create a golfing experience to remember. The layout of its 27 holes, the lake, the tree lined drive …
  
  

• Temple

  Temple is one of the finest 9 hole golf courses in Northern Ireland and is a fine challenge for novice and experienced golfers alike.
  
  

• Carrickfergus

  On the shores of Belfast Lough, the club offers a pleasant parkland layout with a good mix of challenging and golfer friendly holes. Several long  holes like the 6th will tempt big hitters, but beware the infamous ‘Dam’ waters lurking, which can cause trepidation when driving. …
  
  

• Bangor

  Bangor Golf Club is situated on the outskirts of Bangor overlooking Belfast lough and the Antrim Hills. The 18 hole layout was designed by James Braid and although it has been modified it still retains many of its original features. The course has been redesigned in recent years to modern standards …
  
  

• Clandeboye

  Clandeboye Golf Club, situated in the country surrounds of Lady Dufferin's Estate, offers two courses of international standing. To compliment the two courses, Clandeboye also offers a  luxurious Clubhouse where comfort is central to your day, both on and off the course.
  
  

• Larne

  Founded in May 1928 by local business men who purchased fifty acres of land at the top of The Roddens in Larne and here a nine hole course was designed and constructed by golf course architect Major CA MacKenzie. Amazingly the course was open for play the same year and competition began for two …