golf antrim

Established 1985 Club name recently changed from Knockbracken Golf Club to Mount Ober Golf & Country Club. Eighteen-hole undulating parkland course, the centrepiece of a multi-sports complex.

Bar, meals, short practice game area, golf academy, floodlit driving ranges, putting greens, artificial ski slope and snooker. Best days for visitors are any day or after 14.30 on Saturdays. A great test for all handicaps....

Established 1926

A very interesting, highly rated eighteen-hole parkland course. Bar, meals, snooker and practice areas. Best days for visitors are any day except Tuesday and Saturday....

Welcome to the Royal Portrush Golf Club established in 1888 and situated only one hour's drive from Belfast airport and from the ferry port at Larne....

Established 1890 The first five holes are parkland along the banks of the Margy and Carey rivers and bordering the ruins of a 12th-century friary. The Warren area is six holes of true links, and the inward seven are in adjacent upland with panoramic views inlcuding the Mull of Kintyre, Rathlin Island and Ballycastle Bay. The course demands accurate irons....

Established 1937

25 miles north of Larne on Antrim coast road. Follow signs for Beach/Golf Course from middle of Cushendall Village. Tree-lined course through which the picturesque River Dall meanders and comes into play on seven of the nine holes - making out of bounds a distinct possibility.

This relatively short course requires accurate shots. Superb views of Scotland's Mull of Kintyre across the Sea of Moyle, and Antrim heathlands looking inland. The Club motif relates...

Established 1911 Parkland course, tree-lined. Features include winding river immediately in front of the 5th and 7th greens. Mature course with much additional tree planting taking place. Convenient location within easy reach of city centre and motorway links. No visitors on a Saturday and visitors must be with a member on a Sunday morning. Clubs not supplied. Bar, meals, snooker and practice fairway....

Clubs not available. Snacks and a putting green. Visitors any day but Saturday mornings....

Established 1928

The most scenic course in northern Ireland with a view of the glens of Antrim and the Scottish coast. A great test of golf.

Bar, meals and snooker. Best days for visitors are weekdays. Northern Irelands most scenic course, play the second hole 146 metres 500 feet above sea level, use a nine iron or a 3 wood. The wind will decide. The gem is on the coast, and it is a highly rated golf course....

Established 1903

Just a mile from the picturesque village of Broughshane, winners of 'Europe in Bloom', and 2-1/2 miles east of Ballymena on A42 is the Ballymena Golf Club. It is a flat heathland course, with heathers and gorse and lined with trees. On the eastern side is the famous St. Patrick's Slemish mountain....