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The Royal Belfast Golf Club

Beyond the Links Ireland and Northern Ireland are celebrated for links golf — wind, dunes and sea views. But some of the island’s most rewarding golf lies away from the coast, where parkland courses ask different questions. Royal Belfast, set at Craigavad on Belfast Lough, is one of those experiences: a calm, thoughtful counterpoint to

A Strategic Parkland Test Royal Belfast rewards the golfer who thinks. Measuring 6,309 yards on the shores of Belfast Lough, the course was designed in 1925 by Harry S. Colt with Walker Cup player W.A. Murray, and much of that original layout remains unchanged — a parkland test where position matters more than power. What

Belfast as a Base for Northern Ireland Golf Northern Ireland is one of the world’s most compelling golf destinations, and Belfast offers a natural base for visitors who want to combine memorable golf with city culture, dining and easy travel. At the heart of it is The Royal Belfast Golf Club — Ireland’s oldest golf

A Landmark in Irish Golf History Established in 1881, The Royal Belfast Golf Club is Ireland’s oldest golf club — a distinction felt not as a distant fact, but in the everyday traditions, etiquette and welcome that still shape the Club today. The Beginning at Kinnegar The story began in the summer of 1881, when

Welcome to Ireland’s Oldest Golf Club Visitors are warmly welcomed at The Royal Belfast Golf Club, set on the shores of Belfast Lough at Craigavad, a short drive from Belfast city centre. This guide covers what to expect before, during and after your visit, so your day feels relaxed and considered from the moment you

Northern Ireland has rapidly become one of the most exciting golf destinations in the world.

For international visitors exploring Northern Ireland’s growing golf tourism scene, this Belfast golf club offers a unique opportunity to play a course steeped in tradition while remaining close to the cultural and hospitality experiences of Belfast.