Top Things to do in County Antrim
Things to do in County Antrim, Northern Ireland: The Best Golf Courses
Discover the best top things to do in County Antrim, United Kingdom including Royal Portrush Golf Club - Dunluce Links, Colin Glen, Ballycastle Golf Club, Greenisland Golf Club, Carrickfergus Golf Club, Temple Golf Club, Lisburn Golf Club, Gracehill Golf Course, Massereene Golf Club, Cushendall Golf Club.
Restaurants in County Antrim
1. Royal Portrush Golf Club - Dunluce Links
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 197 reviews
Players require a lot of skill and concentration to master this challenging 18-hole Championship Golf Course.
Reviewed By willbangor - Bangor, United Kingdom
Enjoyed a Monday Open day at Royal Portrush with Open Sunday pin positions. Made to feel extremely welcome from the moment I drove in through the front gates. Staff could not have been more friendly and welcoming. Excellent pro shop with a fine selection of mementos of the day. Driving range and Trackman experience prior to teeing off were welcome opportunities to warm up. Definitely arrive 60-90 minutes early to make use of these facilities. The course itself is immaculate and more than lived up to its billing. Tee boxes, fairways and greens are out of this world and the rough, whilst penal, generally will allow you to find a ball hit offline. If you get the chance to play Royal Portrush Golf Club, definitely grab it with both hands!!
2. Colin Glen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 250 reviews
Are you ready for adventure? Nestled in the heart of Belfast, lies Ireland’s best kept secret... Colin Glen is Ireland’s leading adventure park. Spread over two sites is a land of storytelling and a state of the art sports park with world class attractions. From Alpine coasteering to laser tag, golfing to the Gruffalo Trail, Colin Glen has adventure for everyone. Step into the spectacular 200-acre Forest Park at Stewartstown Road - just 5 minutes from Belfast City Centre. Here, you’ll find Ireland’s only official Gruffalo Trail, SKYTrek high-ropes, Ireland’s first Alpine Coaster and Ireland’s longest Zipline - so bring your comfy shoes and nerves of steel! Up for a challenge? Don your sports gear; be it football, GAA, rugby, and enjoy state of the art sports facilities at our Black’s Road entrance – home to Ireland’s first TopTracer Driving Range, 9-hole golf course, Belfast’s first state of the art indoor 3G Sports Dome, top class gym, outdoor pitches and more.
3. Ballycastle Golf Club
4. Greenisland Golf Club
5. Carrickfergus Golf Club
6. Temple Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
The recently refurbished Temple Golf Club, is Co. Down’s best kept secret! Recently taken over by the local Martin family, it offers not only great golf but sumptuous food and drink in stylish surroundings. It also caters for functions such as weddings, dinner dances, christening, birthdays etc. and offers great entertainment every weekend. Facilities also include 3 tennis courts. Set in the rolling drumlins of County Down, the course has magnificent views of Slieve Croob and the Mountains of Mourne which harnesses the natural environment in order to offer challenging golf and stunning views.
Reviewed By Crazycruiser81
A group of us went to Temple GC for a celebration dinner. There was 7A5C - 2 of which were toddlers. Right from the word go Gerard couldnt have been more helpful. He had the table set beautifully just as promised and seated us beside friends who had also booked. He took a pre-order so that there wasn't long to wait which was great with the kids. All meals were amazing. We would especially recommend the Chicken Stack and the Steak. Kids meals were massive portions and all eaten, showing the quality. All in all it was a great dinner and belter night. We will definitely be back.
7. Lisburn Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By tommyleathem - Lisburn, United Kingdom
Superb job from Jane and her team at Greenview Restaurant during these unprecedented times. The weekend meal deliveries to the usual high standard are a great initiative during the current lockdown period looking forward to Sunday lunch already great job.
8. Gracehill Golf Course
9. Massereene Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Established in 1895, this picturesque course nestled on the north shores of Lough Neagh enjoys panoramic views of the Lough as far as Co Tyrone on the west side. Stretched over 140 acres, you can enjoy an array of mature trees outlining the fairways unveiling a stunning parkland course for you to enjoy. A favourite of many GUI and LGU Competitions, soon to be a favourite of yours..
10. Cushendall Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Cushendall Golf Club is a Golf, Social & Community club based in the heart of the beautiful Glens of Antrim. Founded in 1937 and affiliated to the Golfing Union of Ireland in 1938. A major feature of this picturesque but challenging nine hole course, is the river Dall which creates out of bounds at seven of the nine holes as it meanders through the course to the legendary Sea of Moyle.
