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Royal County Down

54.21703° N, 5.88224° W

Royal County Down’s breathtaking views of the Mourne Mountains make every hole unforgettable.

The course is both beautiful and punishing, demanding accuracy off the tee and precision on the greens.

Playing here feels like a true test of links golf at its very finest.

Kirkistown Castle

54.43740° N, 5.47323° W

Kirkistown Castle offers a classic links challenge with constant coastal winds shaping every shot.

Its firm fairways and tricky greens demand creativity and patience throughout the round.

The historic castle backdrop adds real character to an already unique golfing experience.

Scrabo

54.58145° N, 5.72086° W

Scrabo Golf Club delivers stunning views over Strangford Lough and the surrounding countryside.

The hilly terrain and elevation changes make for a challenging but rewarding round.

Dominated by the iconic Scrabo Tower, the course has a truly memorable setting.

Portstewart

55.17090° N, 6.72616° W

Portstewart Golf Club greets you with sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and golden dunes.

The Strand Course in particular is a true links test, blending beauty with demanding shot-making.

Every hole feels unique, showcasing the rugged charm of Ireland’s north coast.

Castlerock

55.16545° N, 6.78409° W

Castlerock Golf Club combines classic links golf with dramatic views of the River Bann and Donegal hills.

The course rewards accuracy, with undulating fairways and well-guarded greens testing every club in the bag.

Its natural beauty and challenge make it a hidden gem on the north coast.

North West

55.11155° N, 7.47085° W

North West Golf Club, one of Ireland’s oldest, offers a true traditional links experience.

Set along Lough Swilly, the winds and rolling fairways make every round unpredictable and exciting.

Its rugged charm and history give it a special character that lingers long after the game.

Malone Golf Club

54.5439° N, 6.0202° W

Malone Golf Club, a mere 10 minute drive from Belfast city centre, is a prestigious parkland course set on a 330-acre estate with tree-lined fairways and a stunning 25-acre lake at its heart.

The club features 27 holes across three nines - Drumbridge, Ballydrain, and Edenderry - with the first two forming the championship layout.

Known for its beauty and challenge in equal measure, Malone is widely regarded as one of Northern Ireland’s finest inland courses.