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Ardglass Golf Club is located in County Down less than 30 minutes from Belfast, close to Slieve Donard and the renowned links at Royal County Down.

This truly spectacular course was established in 1896 and has the oldest building used as a clubhouse in the world. The links layout hugs the north-east coast of Ireland serving up stunning views over The Irish Sea which comes into play on 8 holes but can be seen from all 18.

Ardglass Golf Club

Ardglass Golf Club

Golfers are totally at mercy of the elements as the layout straddles the rugged cliffs above the churning waters of the Irish Sea. The opening five holes make up the most amazing start to a round; resisting the wind and the incredible views are the main challenges of the cliff-top layout.

Founded in 1896, Ardglass is unfussy and traditional, where the emphasis remains on the quality of the golf course, not pandering to wealthy visitors. A warm welcome is assured, and there are a number of holes that will live long in the memory - the short 2nd and the par-5 11th are amazing, while the views from the 12th tee are extraordinary.

Ardglass is a simple concept, where the golf course merely reflects the remarkable character of the land. If you are making the pilgrimage to the golfing landscape of County Down, make sure you include the remarkable links at Ardglass, one of the best layouts in Northern Ireland.

Course Information

Par 70
Designed by Thomas MacAfee, David Jones
Opened for play 1896

Tees

Medal 6,268 yards SSS 70
Mens 5,814 yards SSS 68
Ladies 5,344 yards SSS 70