Free Listing County Antrim

Cliftonville Golf Club was founded in 1911 and is one of Belfast City’s oldest clubs. It is a 9 hole course which presents a serious test of Golf. The Course measures over 6200 yds and features a starting hole nominated twice in BBC NI’s “Toughest Par 3”. This is followed by the superb par four 2nd at over 450 yds. This old lady has other joys awaiting you when you attempt to hit over the river in front of the 5th and 7th greens. This course lies in the shadow of Cavehill with beautifully matured greens full of subtle contours. A hidden gem in the heart of Belfast!

Ballyclare Golf Club is situated in the Antrim Hills just 1.5 miles north of The Market Town of Ballyclare. Only 20 minutes drive from Belfast and in close proximity to both major airports and ports, Ballyclare is perfectly placed for golfing breaks.

Situated seven miles from the North Antrim town of Ballymoney in Northern Ireland, set on 210 acres of mature parkland lies the beautiful 18 hole Gracehill Golf Course. Now accepting new members for the 2025 / 2026 season. Email ivor@gracehillgolfclub.com for more info. Regardless of your ability, Gracehill Golf Course will provide you with a true test of your golfing skills and if you have a bad golfing day you will still surely enjoy the walk because the abundance of wildlife the natural beauty of the lands and the friendly members who will always make you feel most welcome.

Greenacres Golf Club is an integral part of Greenacres Golf Centre which opened in 1996 and now boasts a challenging 18 hole, par 70, 6031 yards golf course, a par 3 course, driving range, 18 hole miniature golf course in a landscape setting as well as being home of the Johnny Foster Golf Academy.

Coastal headland course located on the Antrim Coast Road near Larne, Northern Ireland, between Belfast and Portrush Cairndhu Golf Club always provides a warm welcome for members, visitors and golf societies alike. Host of the 2021,22,23 NI Open and ISPS HANDA World Invitational Qualifier

Templepatrick Golf Club is situated on 220 acres of beautiful park and woodland on the Castle Upton Estate. This superb 18-hole golf course, designed by David Jones and David Feherty, has been acclaimed as one of Northern Ireland's finest courses.

Our 18 hole, Par 72 golf course covers an area of approximately 143 acres and stretches over 6,604 yards off the White tees, 6,317 yards off the Yellow Tees, and 5,494 yards off the Red tees. Three man-made lakes add to the beauty of the gently undulating course with many of the holes proving a test for even the more experienced golfer. The course has a Golf Ireland Rating of 71.2 and Slope of 124 off the White Tees, 69.8 and 123 off the Yellow Tees, and 60.8 and 96 off the Red Tees. Allen Park features a 13-bay fully floodlit golf driving range with targets every 50 yards. Large and small baskets of balls can be purchased from a dispensing machine within the driving range area. Clubs are available to hire from Reception.

Cushendall Golf Club is a Golf, Social & Community club based in the heart of the beautiful Glens of Antrim. Founded in 1937 and affiliated to the Golfing Union of Ireland in 1938. A major feature of this picturesque but challenging nine hole course, is the river Dall which creates out of bounds at seven of the nine holes as it meanders through the course to the legendary Sea of Moyle.

Perched on the basalt cliffs that overlook the sea on three sides, our layout offers plenty of spectacular views as you make your way around this wonderful 18-hole course. We’ve been welcoming members and visitors since 1904 and, when your round is complete, our restaurant and bars provide a perfect setting to relax and reflect on your round.

Established in 1891, Fortwilliam Golf Club is one of Belfast’s premier 18-hole parkland golf course, located at the foot of Cavehill Country Park with stunning views across Belfast Lough - just minutes from the city centre. As the only 18-hole course in North Belfast, Fortwilliam offers a challenging but enjoyable Par 70 layout, renowned for its mature tree-lined fairways, elevation changes, and outstanding greens conditions all year round.

Debate surrounds the foundation of Lisburn Golf Club. A Club was inaugurated in the town in 1880 and affiliated to the Golfing Union of Ireland. However, it had a short life going out of existence in 1885/86. The Club under its present constitution was, in fact, founded in 1905. For the next 68 years it occupied a compact nine hole course at Longstone Street in the heart of Lisburn. The present Governor’s Road bisects what was the first fairway on that course. Indeed a few of the majestic lime trees which were such a feature of the course, and which hampered many a shot on the first and ninth holes, are in evidence to this day.

The course is situated in sheltered country in the War Hollow. The War Hollow forms part of the Valley Links today and this part of the Valley is said to have been the scene of an ancient battle between The Chieftains of The Route and Magnus Barefoot, King of Norway. This battle took place around 1102. The Valley is remarkable for the fact that there are only eighteen bunkers in the entire eighteen holes.