Belvoir Park Golf Club

Belvoir Park Golf Club is a classic 18-hole parkland course laid out in 1929 by Harry S. Colt. Set within 163 acres of mature woodland near Belfast, it offers a calm, distinctive setting where tree-lined holes create a steady rhythm throughout the round. The well-groomed fairways and greens reward accurate, controlled golf, while the natural surroundings give the course its character and appeal. With a heritage dating back to 1926 and a course opened in June 1929, Belvoir Park has long held a respected place in Irish golf. It has also hosted major championships including The Irish Open, The Irish PGA and The Irish Close, adding a strong competitive legacy to this historic golf club.