• Narin and Portnoo combines dunes, rocky shoreline and views across Gweebarra Bay, with recent design work by Gil Hanse and [...]

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  • Royal Portrush's Dunluce Links combines championship heritage with North Coast scenery, requiring controlled driving and committed approaches through exposed dune-land.

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  • Portstewart's Strand Course opens among dramatic dunes, with coastal views and a varied sequence of holes along Northern Ireland's Causeway [...]

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  • Castlerock's Mussenden Course combines traditional links terrain with river, railway and coastal features, making a rewarding companion to neighbouring championship [...]

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  • Royal County Down's Championship Links sits beneath the Mourne Mountains, with narrow fairways, bearded bunkers and distinctive raised greens.

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  • Ardglass follows a rugged stretch of County Down coastline, with exposed holes and sea views complemented by its historic clubhouse [...]

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  • Royal Belfast offers mature parkland golf overlooking Belfast Lough, providing an inland contrast within a Northern Ireland links itinerary.

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  • Rosapenna's Old Tom Morris Links combines its historic coastal setting with later alterations, offering a contrasting round within the resort's [...]

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  • Pat Ruddy's Sandy Hills Links threads through substantial dunes, with elevated viewpoints and demanding approaches creating a distinctive Rosapenna challenge.

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  • Old Head occupies a headland outside Kinsale, where Atlantic views and exposed approaches give the round a striking sense of [...]

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