Clandeboye Golf Club - Dufferin Course
Heathland

Clandeboye Golf Club - Dufferin Course

18 holes • Par 71

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About Clandeboye Golf Club - Dufferin Course

The Dufferin is the longer of Clandeboye Golf Club's two courses near Bangor and Newtownards in Northern Ireland. It is an 18-hole par-71 layout measuring 6,742 yards from its longest documented tees. The course has a mixed woodland and heathland character and is separate from Clandeboye's shorter Ava Course.

Published scorecard data for the back configuration gives a course rating of 72.9. Historical course references associate the Dufferin with Baron von Limburger and later architectural work by Peter Alliss and Dave Thomas, although available sources do not clearly separate the scope and dates of each contribution. Visitors are accepted subject to club restrictions.

The course is an 18-hole heathland golf course. It plays to par 71, 6,742 yards. It is semi-private, welcoming both members and visitors. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Pro shop, Practice facilities.

History & Design

Heathland
Course Style
Championship woodland and heathland course
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Design Philosophy

The Dufferin combines heathland and woodland characteristics, with gorse, heather and trees contributing to its strategic corridors.

Today

The Dufferin operates alongside the Ava as one of Clandeboye Golf Club's two separate 18-hole courses.

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