Nestled in the heart of Orchard County since 1900, Portadown Golf Club offers a course of exceptional beauty and elegance, placed in a partial woodland setting. Conveniently located just 2 miles from Portadown and 20 miles from Belfast via the M1. The Clubhouse officially opened by Fred Daly is surrounded by an impressive 18 Hole, Par 70 mature parkland course which will test your abilities and skill at any standard.
A hole not to be missed is the 9th, where players are required to drive over the River Bann. Portadown Golf Club continues to welcome players and visitors offering them a well-deserved sanctuary with views over the course, to relax and enjoy the fine wines and good food from The Riverside Restaurant.
A hole not to be missed is the 9th, where players are required to drive over the River Bann. Portadown Golf Club continues to welcome players and visitors offering them a well-deserved sanctuary with views over the course, to relax and enjoy the fine wines and good food from The Riverside Restaurant.
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Portadown Golf Club was first established on 1900, becoming affiliated to the Golfing Union of Ireland in 1905. The first records of the Ladies Branch date to 1910, when they played their competitions on a Wednesday and Saturday.
The Club was originally located on land now occupied by Craigavon Area Hospital and via Drumcree in 1907, Seagoe in 1914, The Mahon (where the Olde Golf Links housing development in on the Tandragee Road) in 1921 and finally settled on land in Carrickblacker in 1934.
The Club was originally located on land now occupied by Craigavon Area Hospital and via Drumcree in 1907, Seagoe in 1914, The Mahon (where the Olde Golf Links housing development in on the Tandragee Road) in 1921 and finally settled on land in Carrickblacker in 1934.
Our excellent Bar and Lounge Facilities will allow you and your guests to relax whilst taking in the views across the fairways. Portadown Golf Club is ideally situated within easy reach of the M1 and other arterial routes. Its tranquil setting offers the perfect location to host those important corporate meetings, perhaps relax with a game a golf and a delicious meal in our Riverside Restaurant.
With his wealth of knowledge and experience of the Golfing world, Paul is on hand to offer his expert advice with purchasing equipment to suit your game. As a Level 3 Coach, Paul can enhance your game no matter what level of ability. Paul turned professional in 1983 as Ulster Boys Champion and has had 13 wins during his playing career in the PGA Irish Region.
The Riverside Restaurant is run by a man who is passionate about food. Coming from the fishing village of Portaferry in Co. Down, Chef Stephen Anderson's love of freshly caught fish from Strangford Lough, shows through in the dishes he produces for his customers. With his knowledge of food, Stephen likes to surprise his customers with dishes from all parts of the world, particularly France, Spain, Thailand, Italy and Korea.
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An excellent golf course and because it's mostly flat for the average golfer it can be played 3 or 4 times a week with ease. Its well priced and offers good value for money.
The clubhouse is modern and welcoming with good food served Tuesday to Sunday.
Before joining another club or renewing your membership check this club out and give it a go
The clubhouse is modern and welcoming with good food served Tuesday to Sunday.
Before joining another club or renewing your membership check this club out and give it a go
