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Nothern Ireland

 
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Praa Sands Golf Club
9-Hole (Private) The wonderful 9-hole course of Praa Sands offers outstanding views of the Atlantic and a deceptively challenging par 62 (for 18 holes). The proprietors Kate and David offer a warm welcome and after the round you can relax in the bar and enjoy a quiet meal or delicious snacks...
 
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Malone Golf Club (The Dumbridge + Ballydrain Course at Malone Golf Club)
27-Hole (Semi-private) This is a picturesque parkland course, playable all year round and exceptionally dry in winter, surrounded by the River Lagan, with magnificent views to Counties Antrim and Down. Water abounds as the course is designed round a 26-acre/11-hectare lake, and 200 year old oak and beech trees adorn the...
 
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Moyola Park Golf Club
18-Hole (Private)
 
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Clandeboye Golf Club (The Ava Course at Clandeboye Golf Club)
36-Hole (Private) There are two courses at Clandeboys Golf Club, the main one of Dufferin and the shorter, though equally attractive, Ava Course. Clandeboye is inland, midway between the towns of Bangor and Newtownards. It is a combination of parkland and heathland with clusters of gorse bushes and copses ready to...
 
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Ballycastle Golf Club
18-Hole (Private) Ballycastle is one of Ireland's oldest courses and a superb links overlooking an inviting beach, where those tempted should remember that the sea is just as cold as it looks!
 
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Portstewart Golf Club (The Riverside Course at Portstewart Golf Club)
45-Hole (Private) The Strand Course of Portstewart is rated #38 of "The 100 Greatest Courses in the British Isles", Golf World International 11/96. A new dimension has been added to this wonderful links at Portstewart where genteel 19th century society prohibited the building of a railway station for fear of bringing...
 
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Killymoon Golf Club
18-Hole (Private) Situated on the outskirts of Cookstown, the Killymoon Golf Club is named after Killymoon Castle, designed in 1804 by John Nash and reputedly owned at one time by King George IV who won it on the throw of a dice. The club was founded in 1889 but there are...
 
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Foyle International Golf Centre
27-Hole (Public) This new addition to Northern Ireland's superb golfing portfolio boasts a championship 18-hole parkland course and a 9-hole par-3 facility in a fine setting on the outskirts of the city of Londonderry. The course's layout takes full advantage of its natural setting and is supported by a fine clubhouse,...
 
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Malone Golf Club (The Edenderry + Ballydrain Course at Malone Golf Club)
0-Hole () This is a picturesque parkland course, playable all year round and exceptionally dry in winter, surrounded by the River Lagan, with magnificent views to Counties Antrim and Down. Water abounds as the course is designed round a 26-acre/11-hectare lake, and 200 year old oak and beech trees adorn the...
 
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City of Derry Golf Club (The Prehen Course at City of Derry Golf Club)
27-Hole (Private) The course was laid out by the great Willie Park Junior, winner of the Open Championship in 1887 and 1889, for which he was paid the princely sum of £10. That was in 1912 and since then the course has undergone many changes and additional land was bought to...
 
 
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