Royal Portrush - Dunluce Links

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Hole	White Yards	Par	Yellow Yards	Stroke Index	Ladies Yards	Par	Stroke Index
1	382	4	371	7	371	4	7
2	490	5	477	11	477	5	11
3	145	3	140	17	140	3	17
4	455	4	442	3	442	4	3
5	379	4	369	9	369	4	9
6	185	3	177	15	177	3	15
7	418	4	415	1	415	4	1
8	363	4	358	13	358	4	13
9	472	5	456	5	456	5	5
	3289	36	3205		3205	36
10	475	5	461	10	461	5	10
11	165	3	160	18	160	3	18
12	386	4	367	2	367	4	2
13	370	4	358	6	358	4	6
14	202	3	195	16	195	3	16
15	360	4	355	12	355	4	12
16	409	4	404	4	404	4	4
17	528	5	504	14	504	5	14
18	457	4	413	8	413	4	8
	3352	36	3217		3217	36
	6641	72	6422		6422	72

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Royal Portrush has a special place in the history of Irish golf, since it is the only golf course outside Great Britain to host the Open Championship (in 1951 when Max Faulkner was victorious). In 2003, it hosted the Ladies' British Open Amateur Stroke Play Championship and in July each year its hosts the North of Ireland Amateur Open Championship. Its Dunluce Links is a wonderful test of links golf but can also be extremely ferocious. It was once famously described as a 'spectacular monster'. If you don't believe us, just look at some of the hole names; 'Purgatory', 'Giant's Cave', 'Himalayas' and 'Calamity Corner'.

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