Clandeboye Golf Club (The Dufferin)

Clandeboye Golf Club (The Dufferin) is a semi-private, 18-hole heathland course in Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, opened in 1969 and designed by Baron Von Limburger. It stretches to 6,550 yards across undulating countryside threaded with gorse, bracken, woodland, and strategically placed trees. Hole 2, Tower Gap, is a 524-yard par 5 lined by trees on both sides. The course has hosted European Men's and Ladies' tournaments, the European Challenge Tour, and Golfing Union of Ireland amateur events, and is ranked 55th by Golf World. Rated 4.8 by 80+ Hole19 golfers, it is one of the most-played courses in Northern Ireland on Hole19. Practice facilities include the Jonny Caldwell Academy long game range with an astro turf hitting area for up to seven golfers and a dedicated teaching bay, two putting greens, a chipping area with two practice bunkers, and a six-hole Junior Academy Course. Coaching is available from three on-site professionals. The Bistro serves breakfast, lunch, and dining experiences in Lounge, Annex, and Bistro rooms with views across the course, alongside après-golf bars and a Professional's shop.