Belturbet Golf Club

Belturbet Golf Club is a nine-hole parkland course on the edge of Belturbet in County Cavan, in the lakeland country of Ireland’s north-west. The course opened in 1948 and remains a welcoming, good-value place to play, open to visitors as well as members.

Laid out over parkland terrain, the course measures around 5,350 yards to a par of 68. Most holes play to elevated greens, and the putting surfaces are on the smaller side, so accurate approach shots are rewarded while the layout stays enjoyable for players of differing abilities. Over the years the club has planted a good number of trees and improved the drainage, giving the fairways a mature, tree-lined feel.

With modest green fees and a relaxed atmosphere, Belturbet suits anyone looking for a straightforward, sociable round rather than a championship test. Free parking is available on site, and the club can be found just outside the town on the Cavan road. For current fees, opening times and visitor arrangements, it is best to contact the club directly.