How old is Portstewart Golf Club in Ireland?

How old is Portstewart Golf Club in Ireland?

A very warm welcome to Portstewart Golf Club, founded in 1894 and home to three fine true links golf courses. Few clubs in the British Isles or Ireland can claim to have three courses under their name. The outstanding Championship Strand Course was the host for the 2017 Dubai Duty Free Irish Open.

When was the Strand Golf Course at Portstewart built?

The Strand course is a bit of a hybrid, a mix of the old and the new. Major development took place in the late 1980s when the original Willie Park Junior layout was updated and seven new holes were constructed in the virgin sand dune range called “Thistly Hollow”.

What are the par 3s at Portstewart Golf Club?

There is a plethora of great holes here at Portstewart Golf Club; especially memorable are two of the new par threes, the 3rd and the 6th. The 3rd is a challenging single shotter, measuring 207 yards, whilst the 6th, measuring a mere 140 yards with a plateau green, is also a tough cookie and will stay in the mind for a long time.

Is the Strand Golf Course a championship course?

While the Strand course is below the class of the two Royal courses, it is certainly a championship test of golf as evidenced by the Irish Open coming back for a second time. The members of Portstewart are also blessed with two other courses.

What do you need to reserve golf cart at Portstewart?

A medical certificate / doctor’s letter must be sent to the Club in order to reserve golf cart. We endeavour to ensure that you and your party have a most enjoyable and memorable day with us. If there is anything you feel we might be able to do to assist you, please do not hesitate to ask.

How much does it cost to have a caddie at Portstewart?

Caddie fee is £45 payable to your caddie on the day. On the day cancellation incurs a fee of £20. Buggies / golf carts are only available for those players who are unable to walk the course due to a disability or long term medical condition.