Gracehill Golf Club

It was a lovely course, challenging with plenty of water it's a course in would play again.

Have played this lovely course on a number of occasions travelling up from County Down. It really is a Hidden Gem and the welcome you get is second to none. I rang the course prior to travelling and was told the course and greens were in excellent condition - what I wasn't told was that the greens had been recently spiked and sanded. Had I known this I would have postponed my journey. The general condition of the course ( fairways and bunkers ) was fine and the weather great - even had Game of thrones tourists awaiting my exit off the 18th green (not something you see every day!)

What a stunning golf course must be the best inland course in northern ireland everything was special from the welcome till the greens which were perfect scenery around course was beautiful even if you played the worst golf of your life you would still walk of this course felling happy

One of the nicest courses I've played, a lot of water so take plenty of balls, great mix of holes n can play as hard or as easy as you make it, think your way round !

I played this during the week and thought it was beautiful, I felt like we had the course to our selves at times, although anyone we did meet where pleasant, we arrived early and the pro shop wasn't open so didn't have any dealings with staff but the course was well kept, I would definitely play it again.

first time playing Gracehill and was pleasantly surprised by this gem of a golf course hidden away (maybe to well hidden) in such a beautiful location ......... the course was an excellent challenge with a good variety and layout of holes for any golfer, would certainly recommend it to others and hope to play there again in the not do distant future!..... value for money ***********

First time playing this course. Tee of time was 8.32 with sun shinning all through. Setting and water hazards where fantastic. Loved the challenge and now contemplating a membership

Course was in great nick and surprisingly quiet for a bank holiday. I would definitely recommend.

Maybe it is the beginning of the season, but neither the fairways or greens were well-maintained. There was no water in ant of the ball-washers,; in fact, they should have install new ones and more of them. Could also use starter and a course marshall or two.

Condition of course was wet and greens were poorly maintained. We were given a 10.08 tee- time which was irrelevant due to slow players. Didn't get to to start till 11 o'clock! Won't be rushing back

This course gives you everything you need in a channelling game of golf from the 1st hole to the last hole. Will definitely be back again and again.

We booked the day before without any knowledge of course.located in the middle of nowhere. But a real hidden gem. Course layout was good and good length of holes. Some wet ground on the lower half but only to be expected after the rain they had previous week.greens could have done with been cut .well laid out course. All staff we had dealings with were polite and courteous and bar staff were very friendly.would definitely return here .

Well worth a visit, even though there were a few holes heavy underfoot with the recent rainfall. Some excellent golf holes in particular the par threes.
Fantastic and cleverly set out golf course.

Considering the choice of courses in the north coast of Ireland where I live, this is by far my favourite parkland. It's a challenge and would be frustrating for a short driver or very high handicapper. However some of the holes are spectacular, the crows nest first is a personal favourite. They could however spend a little more time and money on the course as the greens have suffered from a wet winter and other courses around have recovered quicker.

This was my first time playing this course and I wasn't disappointed. It is a beautifully laid out course in a very scenic location. There are 5 or 6 really difficult holes over water which make it a great challenge. Only minor gripe is it could be better sign posted on the road outside the course as this was our first visit and we missed it at first.