COUNTY DOWN

Down Royal Park Golf Course is widely recognised as one of the driest golf courses in Northern Ireland with the most natural layout making it playable all year round. The entire golf complex is open to the public welcoming visitors and societies seven days a week, with competitively priced green fees.

A testing 9 hole parkland course located in west Belfast just off the M1 motorway. Colin Valley GC was established in 1993 and became affiliated to the golfing union 1999. It is a small community based club with access to state of the art Trackman Driving Range on site.

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.

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Measuring 6,309 yards, Royal Belfast offers a rewarding challenge for golfers of all skill levels, set against one of the most picturesque backdrops in Ireland. The course emphasises precision over power, with strategically placed bunkers and subtly contoured, lightning-fast greens that demand both skill and strategy. Practice facilities include two dedicated putting greens and a short iron practice range. Royal Belfast is proud to have been recognised as the IGTOA Parkland Golf Course of the Year and has been named Best Parkland Golf Course in Ulster by the Golfer’s Guide to Ireland.

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.

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’.