This historic course lies in the shadow of Dunluce Castle, a Norman Castle of the 13th century.
The panoramic views of the surrounding area include the hills of Donegal, Isle of Islay and the Hebrides (of Scotland) and the famous Giant's Causeway.
This testing course built on large sandhills, has numerous 'tricky' holes.
The 5th hole is situated on the edge of the cliff and the 14th, known as 'Calamity Corner', is allegedly, the most severe one-shotter in Ireland.

The course is the only one in Ireland to have hosted the British Open Championship.

Founded: 1888
Holes: 18
Type: Links
Par: 73
Length: 6,772 (m)
Architect: Harry Colt
Location: Bushmills Road, Portrush, Co. Antrim