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Golfing

To say that we had some of the best links courses in the world would not be an exaggeration and we’ve bred champion golfers to match.
 
This is famously the home terrain of World Champion Darren Clarke who tamed Tiger Woods in 2007. Darren's home club is the legendary Royal Portrush, whose fabulous Dunluce Course has hosted many a championship, including the British Open and, more recently, the British Seniors Open Championship.
 
Across the region there are numerous golf courses offering links and parkland challenges to tempt golfers of all abilities and usually with green fees that won’t put you off your stroke! We also have excellent professional golf academies.
 
Fees may be modest by international standards, but the settings are nothing short of spectacular. Club house hospitality is as warm as you might expect in Ireland and you’ll find no shortage of fellow golfers to discuss the day’s play!
 
Be warned: you will need to book tee-times well in advance.

Our picks

 

Ballycastle Golf Club

Ballycastle
Ballycastle Golf Club, founded 1890, is an excellently maintained 18 hole, par 71, course of great character combining parkland and links.
 

Royal Portrush Golf Club

Portrush
Royal Portrush is one of the most challenging courses in the world requiring skill and concentration.
 

Radisson Roe Park Hotel And Golf Resort

Limavady
Roe Park Course is a recent development and welcome addition to the wide range of courses on offer along the Causeway Coast. Set in a beautiful estate, Roe Park is an extremely pleasant trial of golfing skill.
 

Portstewart Golf Club

Portstewart
Situated on Ulster's magnificent Causeway Coast Portstewart Golf Club presents a difficult but fair game.
 

Gracehill Golf Club

Stranocum, Ballymoney
18 Hole Championship Golf Course features American Style water hazard as well as bringing many mature trees into play. It is a parkland type golf course. Bar, snacks. Meals by arrangement. Practice fairway.
 

Galgorm Castle Golf Club

Ballymena
Galgorm Castle Golf Club 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.
 

Castlerock Golf Club

Castlerock, Coleraine
Castlerock Golf Club is one of the great links courses on the Causeway coast with eyecatching views of Donegal and on a clear day towards Scotland.
 

Brown Trout Golf Club

Aghadowey, Coleraine
Situated on the banks of the Agivey River, this heavily wooded parkland course is both enjoyable and testing. Opened by Norman Drew in 1973, great use is made of the river with the course traversing the water no fewer than seven times.
 

Ballyclare Golf Club

Ballyclare
Set in the rolling green countryside around the bustling, traditional market town of Ballyclare. This is a parkland course, which makes good use of the natural features of its landscape, in particular the local river and stream.
 

Cushendall Golf Club

Cushendall
Set in the heart of the nine Glens of Antrim and right on the shores of Red Bay, part of one of the most spectacular coastlines in Europe, Cushendall is a beautifully situated course with the River Dall meandering through ...
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