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A modern, progressive, friendly club that’s ahead of the game. One that has shown vision in adapting to the changing face of golf by driving forward as one club, fit for the future. We offer excellent facilities including a challenging 18-hole, 5665 yard, par 69 course, well-stocked pro shop CMK Golf, modern clubhouse, and popular restaurant.

Naturally crafted out of the historic Drumlins of County Down, St. Patrick’s Golf Club is a classic and challenging parkland course. It boasts spectacular views of the Mourne Mountains, Strangford Lough and the Isle of Man. We are indeed Golf in ‘The Heart of Down’.

Located beside the Stormont Estate in east Belfast, Knock is a beautiful parkland golf course measuring 6,428 yards, par 70. Originally established in 1895, the course moved to the current location “Summerfield” in 1920, with leading golf course architects, Colt, Mackenzie and Allison being instructed to design the new course layout. Always in superb condition with fast greens and beautiful fairways, the course still retains many of the original features that were imagined all those years ago.

Set in the rolling drumlins of County Down, the course has magnificent views of Slieve Croob and the Mountains of Mourne which harnesses the natural environment in order to offer challenging golf and stunning views.

A warm and friendly welcome awaits everyone who visits our club. Golf has been played at Carnalea for over 100 years with the Club growing in popularity in North Down and beyond with every given year. It is not just golf at Carnalea, we have always been proud of our full and varied social calendar. Browse our site which give details on every aspect of Carnalea, View the gallery which provides pictures our splendid 18 hole Par 69 course, the stunning panoramic sea views from our Ailsa Craig Suite or simply come and visit us at Carnalea Golf Club.

On the 6th March 1914, a group of men led by Dr G Lyttle, met in the Lecture Hall of Malone Presbyterian Church on the corner of Balmoral Avenue and established Balmoral Golf Club. As Europe went into the turmoil of the Great War, a board of trustees acquired 75 acres on lease from Hannah and Teresa Hamill at an initial rental of £150 per annum. Subscriptions were struck at a guinea for gentlemen, half-a-guinea for ladies and ten guineas for life membership. This industrious committee set about raising funds for the development of the course by organising dances, whist drives, bridge but especially during the Great War years, income was raised from tillage.

Nestled in the heart of County Down, Helen's Bay Golf Club is not just a place to play golf; it's a community where enthusiasm thrives and friendships flourish. Our 9-hole course may be challenging, but our warm embrace is anything but. A Golfer's Paradise: Our course, with its stunning views of the Belfast Lough and the Scottish coastline beyond, is a golfer's dream come true. The picturesque backdrop is rivaled only by the passion and diversity of our members. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting your golf journey, you'll find kindred spirits here.

Ardglass Golf Course is an 18 hole links course in a natural setting hugging the north-east coast of Ireland. We are a private members’ club that welcomes visitors from across the world. Ardglass Golf Club is a heady mix of stunning views, unique golf holes and memorable people. Our course is under 2 hours from Dublin, less an hour from Belfast and only 30 minutes from the world renowned Royal County Down golf links at Newcastle.

In his mind's eye he could see wasteland around his home transformed. Rolling greens, trees and shrubs, lakes and ponds. His dream was an ambitious one - a Golf Club for Mayobridge. "i first had the idea about ten or fifteen years ago" said Mr Fegan. "I was a member of Warrenpoint golf Club and thought that Mayobridge would be ideally suited for one." Mr Fegan should be taking it easy and enjoying a restful retirement. He is after all, in his seventies. He enjoys a puff of his pipe, but is by no means ready to settle into his slippers. He's much too busy running Mayobridge Golf Club. A club he constructed in his own time, by his own hand and with his own money. A cattle and poultry farmer, his only real knowledge of golf was as a player. He and his son Shane, who has been a keen golfer since childhood did all their own research. They studied the layouts of existing golf courses. They read up on green keeping and seed mixtures. Eventually they came up with a design - and then the real work started. Over two miles of ditches were removed. Thousands of tonnes of waste was cleared. All the fields were dug up and filled with stones for drainage. They were then re-clayed and top-dressed with special seeding. About 1,000 different types of shrubs and trees were planted. a series of eight new lakes and ponds were then created for drainage set. As Mr Fegan puts it, "It was back breaking - the sort of thing you'd only do once in a life time." The result is a unique and quite stunning course. "No other course has a layout like this. And because the land was inhabited until about thirty years ago, cottages are still dotted about. It's really very scenic. In summer we get families coming to picnic around the course," he said. The course is thriving. When it opened in 1999 it had nine holes. It now has eighteen. It has helped to boost the Mayobridge area, with keen golfers from throughout Ireland visiting for a game. Professional golfer Paddy Gribben, who has competed against Nick Faldo, is a regular. All Ireland winner Louise Coffey plays at the club too. Its about to be affiliated to the Golfing Union of Ireland. So Mr Fegan's Club will now be able to compete in Inter club competitions throughout Ireland and beyond. But Mr Fegan will not rest on his laurels. He has just received planning permission for the next part of his project - a proper clubhouse. Mr Fegan had a dream. With Dedication, determination and patience he has made it a reality. And his thoughts on his achievement? "I never have time for a good game of golf anymore."