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236liamq

My family and I came to the little fishing town of Ardglass on our Ireland golf trip. Definitely one of the best courses we've played. Tee off over cliffs and crags, and hopefully catch a good weather day. After hours we even snuck back on to the rocks on the edge of the course and cast some fishing lines into the Irish sea. Some incredible memories in a quaint little fishing town in Northern Ireland.

samsherstad

I'm fortunate enough to be part of a 16 man American golf group that is hosted every 4th year by 16 fun-loving Irishmen. Ardglass is always one of the great highlights of our golf trips to Northern Ireland. We've played Ardglass in all kinds of weather and it's always been great fun.I'd say Ardglass is truly a hidden gem. Bring your camera and be prepared for some super vistas....and some big laughs! We Americans always struggle managing the bump and run shots that are such a key to course management at Ardglass.........something our Irish hosts seem to have mastered. This always makes good apres-golf conversations over several Guinness in the Ardglass pub and restaurant. I should also mention the food and service is first class at this restaurant.Ardglass is only 50 minutes (30 miles) from Belfast and 30 minutes from Royal County Down. Be sure Ardglass is part of your trip itinerary for some super seaside golf.

Lmhockey

A great Old school links course with a castle acting as the clubhouse. The course plays hard and fast and the wind is definitely a factor. A great view from every hole. Bring a range finder or a GPS that works in N. Ireland or play with a local. Great deals on golfnow.com played weekday for 20 GPB.

29garyl

We had a marvelous day in almost 80 Degree F weather with almost no wind in late September. This course is not to be believed with its historically old clubhouse to the fantastic views and vistas surrounding the very challenging golf course. The staff were extremely accommodating and the after golf dinner was terrific. Great spuds.

Louraywood

Ardglass is a delight second only to Royal County Down some ten miles away. The history, the beautiful location on the sea, and typical friendly Irish staff will make your day! Our experience of playing this spectacular layout will get your attention from first to eighteenth hole. The canyons between the tee to green on the front nine will leave you with a big smile as you walk the course. The pro shop staff and restaurant servers will make your day as well. The clubhouse and grounds house amazing history and make you appreciate those who came before you. Go to Ardglass and see for yourself!Ray Wood

Boxette

This course was a joy to play. In immaculate condition with fantastic views. Greens superb. Overall a great visit.

Boccigallupo

This course is the Pebble Beach of Ireland. The course is well maintained, has fantastic views, and is challenging.Maybe they could use a few more next tee signs but other then that I enjoyed my round at Ardglass. If you are looking for a quaint B&B drive 9 miles north to the Cuan in Strangford.

94SimonD

Ardglass is classed as a links but is a bit of a mixed bag with some stunning clifftop holes especially the first three and the superb run of holes around 11 -14. There aren't really classic dunes more clumps of gorse and nice sand based fairways. The weaker holes run up and down meadow like sections of the course. The strong holes being those with the stunning views including some of the best par threes you will ever encounter. Pebble beach does come to mind. Could be better signed from greens to tees and is a little expensive but will take the open fairways card. Worth a visit.

Stan056

There are some nice views at Ardglass Golf because it's by the Irish Sea with an outlook to the Isle of Man but … as a golf course it's rather poorly kept. Sorry … but in Ontario this would be considered a farmer's cow pasture and the cost would reflect that … in Northern Ireland it's just an old golf course! Sure the par 3's are rather nice … overlooking the Sea but the greens? Let me say the holes are rather confusing … you need to ask a local either behind you or in front of you to point out the green you're supposed to be hitting to … can you spell frustrating. It's better than some links courses since it is hard to lose your ball … but that's hardly a recommendation.

lesliebauman

Wonderful links style course with breathtaking vistas. We arrived a bit early and were able to tee off early. A bit hard to figure out where the course takes you as the course is being reworked. We followed the lads in front of us to find our way. But the course and the views were top notch.

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