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72
6,604 yards (White), 6,317 yards (Yellow), 5,494 yards (Red)
Course setup
One main 18-hole course (Par 72). Practice facilities include the Allen Park 13-bay fully floodlit driving range and a renovated practice area with additional bunkers, chipping areas and a synthetic on-to-green practice surface.
Course and slope ratings
Main course — White tees: Course Rating 71.2, Slope 124; Yellow tees: Course Rating 69.8, Slope 123; Red tees: Course Rating 60.8, Slope 96.
Course highlights
Gently undulating 18-hole layout over approximately 143 acres with three man-made lakes and varied hole designs.
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18
Course setup
Ardglass — 18‑hole links course.
Visitor availability
Visitors are welcome; visitor tee booking is available (visitor tee booking promoted on the club website).
Course highlights
Coastal 18‑hole links with strong sea views; dramatic driving holes, small greens and narrow fairways; notable historic clubhouse (c.1405).
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9
35
3023 yards (sum of listed hole yardages)
Course setup
Ardminnan — single 9-hole course, Par 35 (individual hole pars listed on club website).
Course highlights
Signature downhill Par 3 5th to an island green beside the White House bawn (dated 1634); water and a river affect multiple holes; longest hole is the 8th at 508 yards with three new bunkers; 6th described as the toughest hole; several greens protected by mounds and bunkers; most easterly course on the island of Ireland.
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Parkland
Course setup
Single course designed by P.C. Carr. The website notes the club originally opened as a nine-hole course in 1958 but does not specify the current number of holes or pars.
Course highlights
Mature parkland with tree-lined fairways; views of the Donegal Mountains and the Valley of the Finn River; designed by architect P.C. Carr.
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Mixed
18
Course setup
One 18-hole course combining parkland and links-style holes (single main course).
Visitor availability
Visitor tee times available; the club website includes a ‘Book a Tee Time’ option.
Course highlights
Elevated coastal holes with sweeping sea views; a mix of parkland and links-style holes on the Causeway Coast.
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Parkland
18
71
6373 yards
Course setup
Single 18-hole parkland course — 18 holes, par 71.
Visitor availability
Visitors welcome; book online or call the Pro Shop on 028 9332 4541 to reserve a tee time.
Dress code
Club dress code available to view/download on the club website.
Course highlights
Tree-lined parkland fairways, well-placed sand traps, the Ilsekelly river meandering through the course, ponds between holes 3–7 and a water hazard at the 11th.
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Links
Course setup
The Old Links — traditional links course (hole count and par not stated on the website). Glashedy Links — championship links course, host to major tournaments (hole count and par not stated on the website). Pollan Links — a nine‑hole, par‑three course designed by Pat Ruddy.
Course highlights
Three contrasting links courses on coastal ground: the traditional Old Links with rolling fairways and coastal views; Glashedy Links, the club’s championship course and tournament host; Pollan Links, a newly opened nine‑hole par‑three with undulating greens and bunkers.
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Parkland
18
Course setup
Main course: 18-hole parkland course.
Visitor availability
Open to Members, Visitors & Societies
Winter playability
Playable year round.
Course highlights
One of the driest inland parkland courses in Northern Ireland with views of Slemish Mountain and an on-site clubhouse with bar and restaurant.
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Visitor booking available
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Parkland
18
69
5665 yards
Course setup
Single venue comprising one 18-hole course (18 holes, par 69).
Visitor availability
The club extends a warm welcome to both visitors and societies and seeks to make them feel at home.
Course highlights
Mature parkland set in rolling drumlins with views of the Mourne Mountains; signature 6th with a pond; long par‑3 10th at 209 yards.
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Parkland
18
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Single championship parkland course — the club’s main course is an 18-hole parkland layout routed through mature woodland (designed by Harry S. Colt).
Course highlights
Designed by Harry S. Colt; championship parkland routing through 163 acres of mature woodland; located about two miles from Belfast city centre; has hosted the Irish Open, Irish PGA and Irish Close; clubhouse dining and executive conference room with views.
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Parkland
9
72
6,385 yards (5,839 metres) — using multiple tees to create an 18-hole routing
Visitors €30 (any day, any number of holes). Society rates from €20 per person.
Course setup
Single 9‑hole parkland course with multiple tee positions and 10 greens. The layout is played either as nine holes or as an 18‑hole routing by using distinct tees/greens; the course plays to a par of 72. Length is cited on the site as 6,385 yards (5,839 metres) for the 18‑hole routing (another page notes the course can be stretched to 6,325 yards). The well‑known short par‑3 (2nd/11th) features an island tee to a peninsula green.
Visitor availability
Visitors welcome; visitor tee times available. Most Wednesdays and some weekend competitions are open to visitors.
Winter playability
Year-round golf; course open daily (listed hours 08:00–20:00).
Course highlights
Shoreline holes on Upper Lough MacNean; signature 2nd/11th par‑3 played from an island tee to a peninsula green (c.185 yards); ten greens and multiple tee positions creating two distinct nines.
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9
Course setup
Single 9‑hole links course (9 holes) overlooking the White Strand on the shores of Lough Swilly.
Visitor availability
Visitor tee sheet available
Course highlights
Ireland’s oldest 9‑hole links course; overlooks the White Strand and Lough Swilly; described as suitable for golfers of all levels.
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