Discover the golf clubs in Belfast and beyond, book into a golf resort and get ready to tee off your ideal golfing break!

Whether you’re looking for top rated golf courses just minutes from Belfast city centre, rolling fairways in the countryside or seaside courses with spectacular views, Northern Ireland has some of the finest golf courses in the world. We’ve played host to world-class golf events, including The Open in 2019, and our courses are home to world-famous players like Rory McIlroy, who has been ranked number one golfer in the world at 22 years old.

Castlereagh Hills Golf Course

Castlereagh Hills Golf Course

Castlereagh Hills Golf Course overlooks idyllic views of Strangford Lough and County Down. The facility boasts a challenging 18-hole course and contemporary clubhouse with conference rooms, bar and fully licensed restaurant which is open to members and non-members. Book into Hastings Stormont Hotel, just an eight-minute drive away.

Malone Golf Club

Malone Golf Club

This beautiful parkland course is found on Belfast’s Upper Malone Road, just five miles from the city centre. With 27 holes of secluded, gently undulating parkland countryside, the centrepiece of the course is the natural trout lake which extends over 27 acres.

Golf Resorts

Stay and play for longer. These resorts pair world-class golfing with luxury hotels, spas and decadent dining – the perfect retreat for golfers and non-golfers alike.

Galgorm Spa & Golf Resort

Northern Ireland’s premier luxury hotel, spa and golf resort is situated only 30 minutes from Belfast. Play a round on the Castle Championship Course, nestled in the heart of the 220-acre historic estate, while non-golfing family members unwind in the Thermal Spa Village. Dine in the exquisite River Room restaurant and stay overnight in a deluxe suite, superior room, cottage or log cabin.

Galgorm Summer Pamper and Polish Offer

DoubleTree Templepatrick at Kingfisher Country Estate

Kingfisher Country Estate are proud to boast a stunning Championship 18-hole Par-72 Golf Course. Kingfisher’s golfing experience is set across 220 acres of lush parkland. the 7000+ yard layout is USGA specific allowing all-year-round play and the entire course offers challenging fairways and greens interspersed with lake and mature parkland. With stunning facilities and a newly renovated restaurant, a round of golf at Kingfisher challenges all the senses.

Golf and Family Fun

Travelling with the kids? Combine golf with family friendly fun at these outdoor and indoor activity centres.

Colin Glen Forest Park

If you’re looking for a quick round of golf or a day out with the kids, Colin Glen Forest Park boasts a challenging nine-hole parkland course and state-of-the-art driving range suitable for beginners and seasoned players. The park also offers walking trails, mountain biking, ziplines and lots more family fun activities.

Lost City Adventure Golf

Kids will love the indoor, jungle-themed 18-hole golf courses at Lost City Adventure Golf, complete with incredible special effects and interactive obstacles. After your game, enjoy freshly made pizzas and snacks, as well as cocktails, mocktails, milkshakes, coffees and much more – perfect to replenish explorer energy levels with something for all tastes. Open seven days a week from 10am, including Sunday.

Scrapyard Golf

This indoor family-run 21-hole golf course + a BONUS HOLE has been designed with only the golfer in mind. Golfers of all ages and sizes, regardless of talent, should feel like they can bring out their inner child and get that rivalry to an all-new high! They have adapted to make all players feel welcome, including the less able, with low level entrances and exits at the majority of holes.

Pickie Funpark

Pickie Funpark

Pickie Funpark has always been one of Northern Ireland’s top attractions. The park hosts lots of fun activities including their 18-hole mini-golf course with panoramic views of Bangor Bay and the hills of Antrim beyond. There are over 10 attractions at the park, kids can cool down in the splash pads or pick up an ice cream at the kiosk.

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