Belvoir Park Golf Club (European Tour Venue)

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Belvoir Park Golf Club

Belvoir Park Golf Club was formed in late 1926 after a group of Belfast golfers secured 163 acres of the historic Deramore Estate. Renowned architect Harry Colt was commissioned to design the course, which officially opened in June 1929. The Colt Design routing has remained fairly unchanged ever since, although 40,000 trees were planted during the following decades to further shape and define the fairways.

Measuring 6600 yards from the tips, the course is a traditional championship parkland layout set through mature woodland only a few miles from Belfast city centre. Tree-lined fairways, strategic Colt bunkering and changes in elevation provide especially the back nine becomes particularly demanding as the course moves across more undulating ground.

It hosted the Irish Open in 1949 and 1953 and has also staged the Irish PGA Championship and Irish Amateur Close. The course is currently ranked 10th in Northern Ireland by Top 100 Courses.

Useful Information

• No specific general visitor handicap limit is currently published, although visitors should have a competent standard of play
• Visitor golf is available throughout the season, subject to Members' reserved times and advance booking
• Recognised golf clothing is required. Blue or stonewashed denim, tracksuits, cargo trousers or shorts, trainers and inappropriate T-shirts are not permitted
• Golf buggies, electric trolleys and pull trolleys are available for hire
• Titleist hire clubs are available and should be reserved in advance
• Golf shoes are permitted only in designated areas of the Clubhouse

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