Ardglass Golf Club Site
Home of the world's oldest clubhouse dating back to 1405AD
Playing Tips
A straight-away par 4 with a generous landing area. Left is not good and the avoid the bushes on the right.
Do not over-club your approach as the stepped green is protected by 2 greenside bunkers on the left and gorse a half club beyond.
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All membership categories, including 'International', are currently open
Learn more about the course through our drone footage and photographs.
Providing everything from professional coaching to a fully stocked pro-shop
The setting for the perfect pint, Ardglass chowder or the classic 'fish & chips'
Visitors are always welcome at Ardglass Golf Club.
Why not test yourself at one of Ireland's finest links courses and place your booking today
My first round in Ardglass was in 1973, and by 1981 I was the club's first ever assistant professional.
Today, the golf at Ardglass is always a fair and exciting challenge and one that I never get tired of.
I’ve played several rounds here since writing ‘A Course Called Ireland’ back almost 20 years ago. These guys were the first to tell me of the impact my book had on their visitor numbers and were gracious enough to give me Honorary Membership, which I cherish dearly.
Ardglass is unpretentious, and while some clubs offer a quiet welcome, Ardglass will hardly let you leave.
It has gone from a favourite in my book to a spot that occupies a place in my life, all because I stopped there for 24 hours back in 2007.
You can’t help but be mesmerised…...
Right from the start it makes it clear that it is no pushover. Dramatic drives, small greens and narrow fairways await.
You couldn’t find a friendlier place for a game.
