Courses in Northern Ireland

Balmoral Golf Club
(County Antrim, United Kingdom)

Established in 1914, the course at Balmoral offers a stern test to golfers of all playing standards over its 6,276 yards of mature parkland, situated less than three miles from Belfast city centre. Whilst only a Par 69 the Standard Scratch of 70 gives testament to the challenge the course offers.

Newtownstewart Golf Club
(County Tyrone, United Kingdom)

Nestled in the heart of the Galloway Hills, this challenging mature parkland course offers magnificent views of Wigtown Bay and the lofty Cairnsmore of Fleet. Each hole is unique in its own right with water coming into play over two of them, and patches of gorse being ever present.

Belvoir Park Golf Club
(County Antrim, United Kingdom)

Belvoir Park is without doubt the best inland course in Ulster. Founded in 1927, this undulating parkland course, which meanders through 136 acres of mature woodland was designed by the famed course architect H S Colt. Situated just two miles from Belfast City Centre, this is one of Ireland's best kept golfing secrets.

Galgorm Castle Golf Club
(County Antrim, United Kingdom)

The course is set in 220 acres of mature parkland overlooking Galgorm Castle. The castle was built in 1618 by Sir Faithful Fortescue and there can be no more inspiring setting for your golfing requirements! It is bordered by the rivers Main and Braid, together with a magnificent oxbow feature and five impressive lakes.