golf antrim

Established 1928

The most scenic course in northern Ireland with a view of the glens of Antrim and the Scottish coast. A great test of golf.

Bar, meals and snooker. Best days for visitors are weekdays. Northern Irelands most scenic course, play the second hole 146 metres 500 feet above sea level, use a nine iron or a 3 wood. The wind will decide. The gem is on the coast, and it is a highly rated golf course....

Established 1903

Just a mile from the picturesque village of Broughshane, winners of 'Europe in Bloom', and 2-1/2 miles east of Ballymena on A42 is the Ballymena Golf Club. It is a flat heathland course, with heathers and gorse and lined with trees. On the eastern side is the famous St. Patrick's Slemish mountain....

Established 1926

Located half a mile from Carrickfergus via Albert Road. The first hole requires a difficult shot over a large dam, but this degree of difficulty is not maintained in the remaining holes of this very pleasant parkland course.

Bar, meals and snacks. Practice fairway, pitch and putt. Best days for visitors are any day except Tues, Sat & Sun pm....

Established 1904

A good seaside/parkland eighteen-hole course with fine views of the sea. Clubs not available. Bar and meals. Best days for visitors is anyday except Saturday. Course closed to non members on a Sunday....

Established 1895

The club is close to Belfast International Airport with the course running along the shores of Lough Neagh, the biggest inland stretch of water in the British Isles. The existing course was laid out by Fred Hawtree in 1961, and the opening holes wind away from the clubhouse until the par 5 7th which goes downhill to the shoreline of the lake in the direction of Shane's Castle.

There are other good holes on the front nine before crossing the road to the secon...

Established 1923

Parkland course with most fairways tree-lined. Natural river or burn meandering through the course. Two lakes between 3rd and 7th fairways.

Clubs not available. Power carts for hire, bar, meals, snooker, bowls. Best days for visitors are Mondays to Wednesdays....

Established 1927

Considered one of the best inland courses with fair but tight fairways. Rarely closed due to water clogging. Many scenic views.

The course is rather unusual in modern days in that it has five short holes. This is well balanced by quite a few long par 4s. The holes from the 15th to 18th give one of the most demanding finishes on an inland course in Ireland....

Caddies available. Bar and meals. Putting green. Best days for visitors are Mondays and Thursdays. Practice area. Pitching area....

Established 1905

A good eighteen-hole parkland course with natural hazards. Clubs not available. Bar, meals, snacks, snooker and a practise fairway. Best days for visitors are Mondays and Thursdays. Bring your own clubs....

Established 1895

Bar, meals Monday to Saturday, lunch on Sunday, snooker and a practice fairway. Best days for visitors are Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursday morning and Tuesday and Friday afternoon.

The Course is parkland. It has large trees and some very deep bunkers. It has a stream winding its way through which comes into play on several holes. It is a stern test for even the lowest of handicaps....