The Championship Castle Course is one of the country’s best parkland courses, but Galgorm’s ideal location in the heart of Northern Ireland makes it an ideal base to explore the world class links courses dotted along the coastline, such as Open Championship venue Royal Portrush or Royal County Down, the number one ranked course in the world (Golf Digest).
The Open returns to Royal Portrush in 2025 after last hosting golf’s oldest Major in 2019 when Ireland’s Shane Lowry famously lifted the Claret jug. In 2024 Royal County Down will host the Irish Open once more on the DP World Tour. The national championship was last played there in 2025 when Denmark’s Soren Kjeldsen won when Rory McIlroy and his foundation were the tournament hosts.
Galgorm is also located close to both Belfast airports and the stunning North Antrim coast and just 30 minutes from Belfast city centre.
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