Royal Portrush Golf Club

Royal Portrush Golf Club’s Dunluce Links is a dramatic, history-rich championship course set on a basalt cliff between Portrush and Portballintrae. Named after the ruins of Dunluce Castle, this 18-hole links was originally designed by Harry Colt and later reshaped by Martin Ebert in the build-up to The Open in 2019. The result is a fair but demanding seaside test, with sweeping Atlantic views, rugged dunes, and strategic hazards that ask for accuracy and nerve. Its bold coastal setting and championship pedigree have made the Dunluce Links one of the most memorable links experiences in golf.