Ardglass Golf Club

Castle Place
ARDGLASS
BT30 7TP
Where is this?

Location

Beyond Belfast - Down

Ardglass Golf Course is an 18 hole links course on the north-eastern coast of Ireland with some stunning views and many excellent and unique golf holes. The course is just 50 minutes by car from Belfast and only 30 minutes from the world renowned Royal County Down golf links at Newcastle.


At the clubhouse, parts of which date back to the 14th century, they have a fully stocked Pro-shop, an excellent restaurant, and of course Guinness on tap, as well as numerous other beverages for you to enjoy.


The new course which incorporates the 3 new holes designed by Mr David Jones in 1998 has created a truly challenging test of golf, particularly on a windy day. The course hugs the coastline, with no fewer than 8 holes where the Irish Sea coastline comes into play.


Essentially the course meanders its way out to a headland and then meanders its way back. The first five holes are truly memorable and run right alongside the sea. The par three 2nd (Howd's Hole) is many people's favourite and many people's undoing.  A second magnificent par three is the downhill 12th where the Irish Sea can provide a daunting diversion and when the wind is dead against it can be truly intimidating. The final hole however, offers a good chance of a closing birdie and then it’s off to the 19th - in true Ardglass style, a restored castle.

Facilities

Price Range: Green Fees: Monday - Friday £40 or £17 with a member, Weekends /Public Holidays £55 or £22 with a member
Tel: +44 (0) 28 4484 1219
Fax: +44 (0) 28 4484 1841
info@ardglassgolfclub.com
www.ardglassgolfclub.com
 

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