City Architecture
Belfast's centre mixes grand civic buildings with compact historic streets.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Belfast & Lough Erne combines established city-area clubs with a western resort course shaped by an entirely different landscape. Royal Belfast brings golf to the shore of Belfast Lough, while the surrounding inland courses remain firmly parkland.
In Fermanagh, Faldo's design follows wooded ground and the water's edge beside Lough Erne.
Clandeboye's Dufferin and Ava courses occupy 330 wooded acres.
Bangor's present course was designed by James Braid.
Water comes into play on eleven holes of Lough Erne's Faldo Course.
Belvoir Park has hosted the Irish Open in 1949 and 1953.
Kinfern can include local places and experiences alongside your golf, should you wish to spend more time exploring beyond the course.
Belfast's centre mixes grand civic buildings with compact historic streets.
The town sits between Upper and Lower Lough Erne on an island.
Nearly a third of County Fermanagh's landscape is covered by water.
Belfast's pubs and venues sustain a lively music culture after dark.
Tee times at the world's most respected links and parkland courses, secured and coordinated for your group.
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