Golf Courses - Northern Ireland

 Whilst a round at Royal Portrush is normally the highlight of their stay, most of our golfing guests like to play a different course every day of the week and, there’s plenty of choice.  Whether you’re a novice or pro.  A leisure or a competitive golfer.  There’s a course here for you.

Here’s our guide to some of Northern Ireland’s fantastic 18 and 9 hole golf courses.

Royal Portrush

This 135 year old club is home of not one, but two, links courses. The Dunluce Links, twice the venue for the Open Championship and Valley Links.

Located on the North Antrim Causeway Coast, Royal Portrush offers stunning views from all directions.  To the north are the Southern Hebrides, to the west the hills of Inishowen and to the east the Giants Causeway. 

Portstewart Golf Course

This is actually 3 golf courses.

The Old Course is perfect for groups and newcomers to the game. The first 8 holes offer stunning views out across the Atlantic whilst the final 10 are inland and more sheltered.

The Strand Course is one of the top links golf courses in Ireland and offers incredible views from start to finish. is a much more challenging course, not for beginners.

The Riverside Course meanders along the banks of the River Bann and has it’s challenges though maybe not as many as the Strand Course.

Roe Park Golf Club

Named best gold course in Ulster, by the Golfers Guide to Ireland, the 18 hole parkland course is set in beautiful surroundings with views of Lough Foyle and the Inishowen Peninsula.

The club welcomes beginners, professionals and everybody inbetween.   For those who aren’t just happy with a full day of golf, there’s also a floodlit outdoor driving range and 10 indoor bays fitted with the latest tech.

After a long day’s golfing, you’ll find delicious fair on offer at the onsite Coach House Brasserie, or ample liquid refreshment at O’Cahan’s Bar.