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A Convenient First or Final Round
For travelling golfers, location matters — a course that’s easy to reach after arrival or before departure can turn a travel day into one of the most memorable parts of the trip. Royal Belfast, set at Craigavad on Belfast Lough, combines that convenience with real heritage: Ireland’s oldest golf club, established in 1881, with a Harry S. Colt parkland course dating from 1925 — all within easy reach of Belfast City Airport and the city itself.
Arriving Prepared
Check in at the Pro Shop, just beyond Craigavad House, where our Club Professional, Andrew Ferguson, and the team can help with final preparations. If travelling without clubs, enquire in advance about hire equipment; caddies can also be arranged with at least 48 hours’ notice.
After Golf
Craigavad House offers a welcoming place to unwind before your onward journey — visit the Herdman Room bar for a relaxed meal and a quiet drink overlooking Belfast Lough.
Let Craigavad be part of your Northern Ireland golf story
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