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Ardglass Golf Club

Course Type

Links

Holes

18

Par

70

Distance

5305-6209 Yards

The oldest clubhouse in the world

Ardglass is located just a few miles along the south east coast from Royal County Down and offers yet another outstanding Irish golfing experience. It is quite simply one of (and there are many!) the most spectacular courses on the coastline of Ireland.

With dramatic elevation changes, offering stunning views of the Irish Sea from every hole, the course has well tended fairways, tricky pot bunkers and fast, true greens.

In addition to the golf course Ardglass offers a quite special clubhouse – the oldest in the world- a 14th century Castle set against the backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean provides an outstanding impression of Ardglass. While not the most difficult of courses it is certainly one of those ‘hidden gems’ and is a course not to be missed and a perfect compliment to Royal County Down.

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