Ardglass Golf Club - Down

Excellent food ,great choices lovely service in a place with the most amazing views .delightful experience

Never had nothing to eat all-day because I heard of the Large porison so disappointed to order chicken and have to ask for veg which did. not come with it and very small amount on plate heard alot of people say ing about the small...amount on plates would b rushing back

Soo expensive to play we were mid week )the green fees have certainly risen in the past few years ! We were told to go online as it was a cheaper option so £100 dropped to £90 each !! No spare locker for guests...so we left a bag with the pro for safe keeping . We really enjoyed our golf a good variety of holes although the fairways were poor the greens were brilliant ! Next time we will try play in an open competition for a cheaper option , it was well played that day with Americans French but we had no hold ups nor slow play !

Saturday night ate at the club. Although it was reasonably busy the food arrived within about 15 minutes. We ordered leg of lamb with champ and veg it was delicious, a good size and only £12.50 each. There is a good selection of food...on offer and they also have Saturday night specials. The drinks are also reasonably priced small bottles of wine at only £3.75 each. There were no airs and graces from the staff or regulars at the club and we were made to feel very welcome with both the staff and other diners being chatty with us. I can’t review without mentioning the fantastic views out over the golf course. Although I don’t play golf (my husband does) you can tell it is a good course and left my husband annoyed he didn’t book to play!

Lovely clean, well presented club house with free on-site parking and bar/restaurant open to non-members. A member saw us looking around and showed us part of the original clubhouse which dates back to 1405. Staff were welcoming and very helpful and the food was tasty,...fresh, nicely presented fare. Windows front and rear of the restaurant give lovely views of either the first tee and fairways with waves crashing onto rocks or the more sheltered harbour/marina.