COUNTY DOWN

The renowned par 71 golf course at Edenmore continues to develop into one of the provinces true tests of golf. Now into its third decade the course supports Men’s, Ladies & Juvenile clubs and provides a warm welcome for our many valued members and the visitors who tread the challenging fairways each year. Our well stocked Pro-Shop offers the latest golfing attire and is open to the public 7 days per week. Our resident PGA Professional Andy Manson and his team welcome day guests, society groups and corporate golf days and are delighted to discuss packages to suit individual preferences which can include refreshments in the stunning clubhouse.

We pride ourselves in being known as Northern Ireland’s Premier “PAY & PLAY” golf facility! The centre is situated within the beautiful parklands of the Clandeboye Estate located only 3 miles from Bangor & 12 miles from Belfast city centre. We are open to the public 7 days a week throughout the year however regular guests can benefit from our membership scheme & enjoy unlimited tee times.

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.

Founded in 1927, and almost 100 years old, this Championship parkland course, which meanders through 163 acres of mature woodland, was designed by the famed course architect Harry S. Colt, who in 1929 laid out the plans for the famous Dunluce Links at Royal Portrush Golf Club, host of the 148th Open Championship in 2019. Belvoir Park Golf Club is situated just two miles from Belfast City Centre, and is within easy reach from both Belfast Airports, and easily accessible to the two famous Golf Clubs of Royal Portrush and Royal County Down. Belvoir Park Golf Club boasts a distinguished history having hosted The Irish Open, The Irish PGA, and The Irish Close.

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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.

Clandeboye's Dufferin Course is recognised as a leading inland course on the island of Ireland Ranked, #55th by Golf World. The Ava Course, a true hidden gem also recieves recognition from Golf World ranking as the 53rd Most Fun course to play in the U.K. Both are a must play when visiting Northern Ireland.

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.

Established in 1893, Warrenpoint Golf Club is an 18-Hole Parkland Course, situated in the Heart of County Down, six miles from the Newry City, and is set in part of the luxurious Hall Estate which is home to the famous Narrow Water Castle, the inspiration for our Club Logo. The course itself measures 6173 yards in length, set in an area renowned for its natural beauty, surrounded by the Mourne Mountains on one side and Carlingford Lough on the other, and is ranked as one of the top Parkland Courses in Northern Ireland. We welcome visitors to test their skills on our challenging and enjoyable golf course and then join us in the clubhouse for some excellent food and a drink.