Golf courses near Belfast

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9-hole course with an 18-hole par of 68, located less than a mile from Belfast city centre. Green fees listed are for 2026.

9-hole course measuring over 6200 yards. Founded in 1911, one of Belfast's oldest clubs.

Winter rates apply weekdays Nov 1 - Apr 30 (£65 visitor, £50 Golf Ireland). Weekend winter rate after 12pm: £75 visitor.

Monday online deal from £30pp. Buggy hire £25 per round.

Visitor booking season Apr 1 - Oct 31. Golf Ireland affiliated visitors receive preferential rates: £38 weekday, £48 weekend.

Saturday visitors only permitted after 15:00 at the visitor rate of £85 (summer) / £40 (winter). Junior membership is full/closed.

Mount Ober Activity Centre is closed for the foreseeable future due to planning permission granted for a housing development blocking access. The facility offered FootGolf, DiscGolf and Airsoft — not a traditional golf club.

Dual course membership available covering both Castlereagh Hills and Aberdelghy (Full Membership dual: £800 cash / £830 payment plan). Over 60s discounted rate available Mondays & Wednesdays only.

Club name is Gilnahirk Golf Club but website/course operated as Castlereagh Hills Golf Course. Dual course membership available (Castlereagh Hills & Aberdelghy): Full £800, Weekday £600.

Non-member green fees have no group discount regardless of group size. Golf Ireland members receive tiered discounts based on group size.

27-hole club with a Championship 18-hole course and a 9-hole Edenderry course, set around a 20-acre lake. No fee or membership data found in provided text.

Green fees from £40 per round; no weekday/weekend pricing breakdown shown. Monthly membership fees annualised (7 Day £129.83/month, 6 Day £115.83/month).

Visitor rate is £60 Mon-Sun (18 holes). Golf Ireland visitor rate: £40 Mon-Thu, £45 Fri-Sun. Age-banded reduced tiers also available (Minors 8-12 £135, Juvenile 13-17 £260, Young Adult 18-24 £515, Young Adult 25-29 £840) plus a Lifestyle tier at £515 - excluded from headline pricing. All memberships also carry annual levies: Golf Ireland Levy £26.50, Golf Insurance £5, Christmas Fund £5.25, Capital Development Levy up to £100 (varies by category).

Website is for Aberdelghy Golf Course (a public pay-and-play course run by Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council), located in Lambeg. The club name 'Lambeg Golf Club' appears in the navigation as a separate linked entity.

Club name on website is City of Belfast Golf Club, not Mallusk Golf Club. Membership fees are listed as £ with no amounts shown - prices appear to have been redacted from the page.

Oldest golf club in Ireland. Parkland course, 6,309 yards.

Season runs 1st April 2026 to 31st September 2026. Buggy hire £32, Power Caddy £16, Pull Trolley £5.

Burnfield House Golf Club appears to offer FootGolf. No fee, membership, or course scorecard data was available in the provided page content.

Membership covers both Ballyearl and Allen Park golf courses and is administered by Antrim & Newtownabbey Borough Council. Membership runs 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027.

9-hole course only, par 71 from back tees over 18 holes (9 holes played twice), measuring just over 6000 yards. Membership fees exclude social levy, Golf Ireland levy and Insurance.

Additional £10 insurance fee applies to all memberships. Junior Card £145 pa with £100 entrance fee (includes 2 free half-hour lessons); juniors cannot play Hamilton before 2pm on weekends.

18-hole course, 6,227 yards, par 71. Visitor (EUR & INT'L) rate is £68 weekday / £90 weekend.

Membership of Greenacres Golf Club is separate to Greenacres Golf Centre. Membership fees shown are for 2026/27 season.

Summer visitor packages available Sun-Fri. Groups of 12+ require prior booking.

9-hole parkland course only. Founded 1896, overlooks Belfast Lough.

Green fees listed for 1st April - 30th September only; off-season rates not shown. Niags (9-hole?) rate £25 weekday / £30 weekend.

Club founded 1926. Parkland course on shoreline of Belfast Lough.

Green fee rates described as dynamic and directed to booking portal. Course situated on County Down coast with views over Belfast Lough.

Two courses: Dufferin (Championship) and Ava (weekday £70, weekend £80). Golf Ireland members 50% off.

2 courses: 18 Hole Classic Course and 9 Hole Valley Course. Membership also includes £160 competition fees, G.U.I.

Website returned critical WordPress errors on all key data pages (green fees, membership, scorecard). No pricing, membership or course data could be extracted.

Summer green fees apply 1 Apr - 31 Oct; winter fees 1 Nov - 31 Mar. Society rate (12+ players): £30 weekday, £35 weekend (summer).

Council-run course (Mid and East Antrim Borough Council) in Whitehead, N. Ireland.

6,500 yard parkland course in County Down, established 1907. No joining fee promotion for 2026 season.

18-hole par-72 parkland course with panoramic views over Lough Neagh. Established 1895.

18-hole course perched on basalt cliffs overlooking the sea. Club established 1904.