County Tyrone

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Courses

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best time of year to plan a golf trip to County Tyrone?

We highly recommend visiting County Tyrone for golf between late spring and early autumn, specifically May through September. You'll find the courses in their prime condition, and the longer daylight hours mean you can comfortably fit in multiple rounds. While the weather is generally mild, always pack layers and be ready for the occasional shower- it's Northern Ireland, after all.

What kind of golf experience can I expect from County Tyrone's courses?

County Tyrone offers a truly authentic and unpretentious parkland golf experience, a refreshing contrast to the more famous links. You'll play well-maintained, scenic courses like Omagh Golf Club and Dungannon Golf Club, known for their friendly atmosphere and lush, tree-lined layouts. It's a chance to enjoy quality golf without the crowds, often feeling like you have the course almost to yourself.

Is County Tyrone a good base for a multi-day golf trip, or more of a day trip destination?

With four excellent courses, County Tyrone is perfect for a two-to-three-day golf trip if you want to play them all at a relaxed pace. It's also easily accessible for a day trip from Belfast or Derry if you're combining it with other Northern Ireland highlights. We recommend staying a night or two to fully immerse yourself in the local hospitality and enjoy the area's charm.

How do green fees in County Tyrone compare to other golf regions in Northern Ireland?

You'll find green fees in County Tyrone to be incredibly reasonable, offering fantastic value compared to the more renowned coastal courses. Expect to pay anywhere from £30-£60 for a round, depending on the specific course and time of year. It's an ideal spot to enjoy quality golf without the premium price tag.

Beyond golf, what else should I make sure to experience in County Tyrone?

While golf is the main event, don't miss exploring the Ulster American Folk Park near Omagh, which offers a fascinating journey through emigration history. You should also visit the ancient and mystical Beaghmore Stone Circles for a unique cultural experience. Finish your day with a pint and some hearty pub grub in a local village- it's the perfect way to soak in genuine Northern Irish charm.