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Amenities

Directions from Town :

From Belfast follow A2 to Bangor. Go past Holywood. 2 miles outside Holywood pass the turn for Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, left at next traffic lights.

SSS :

70

Green fees :

Weekdays £60; Weekends/public holidays £70.

Best days to play :

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sundays - restrictions on Saturday.

Length in yards :

6,185

Par of course :

70

Course designer :

H.S. Colt

Handicap/certificate requirements :

Required.

Contact

Telephone:

+44 (0)28 9042 8165

Fax:

+44 (0)28 9042 1404

Email:

royalbelfastgc@btconnect.com

Website:

royalbelfast.com

Address:

Station Rd Craigavad, Holywood, Co Down, BT18 0BP

Holywood Down - Northern Ireland

The club has been at its present parkland site, overlooking Belfast Lough since 1925, having moved a couple of times in its long history. It’s one of only a handful of clubs which can boast the title ‘Royal’ – the Prince of Wales first visited in 1885 and became their first patron, and Prince Andrew is the current patron. It feels like a very special place to play. The course, by the great HC Colt, is not especially long but it requires concentration and consistency.

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