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2 Nights, 2 Rounds
- 2 Nights Bed and Breakfast at Bushmills Townhouse
- 1 Round at Ballycastle Golf Club
- 1 Round at Galgorm Castle Golf Club
Bushmills Townhouse
Bushmills Townhouse sits on Main Street in the middle of Bushmills, a handy base on Northern Ireland's Causeway Coast. You're close to the Old Bushmills Distillery and only a short drive from the Giant's Causeway and Dunluce Castle, so there's plenty to do on a non-golf afternoon.
If you're here for a links tour, the location is the main selling point. Royal Portrush is an easy drive along the coast and it's straightforward to build your trip around it, then add Portstewart and Castlerock without spending your holiday staring at a sat-nav. Ballycastle is also within comfortable reach if you fancy something different and, if you're extending the tour, you can look further afield to places like Ardglass or Royal County Down for a longer day out.
The townhouse itself keeps things simple in the best possible way. With only six suites, it feels intimate rather than hotel-like, which suits small groups and couples who want somewhere calm to come back to after a breezy day on the dunes. There's also a strong food offering on site, which matters on a golf break when you want dinner sorted without negotiating taxis or hunting for last-minute reservations.
If you're planning a North Coast itinerary and want a central base with character, good dining and easy access to the best links in the area, Bushmills Townhouse is a smart option to put on the shortlist.
Who is this for?
Golfers who want a proper base for a Northern Ireland links tour, couples looking to combine championship golf with coastal scenery and good food, and small groups who prefer character and quality over large-scale resort facilities.
Who is it best for?
Serious golfers targeting Royal Portrush, Portstewart and the North Coast's best courses, and anyone who values a well-run, intimate property where the focus is on detail, local produce and being close to the golf without the fuss.
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£471
Per Person
2 Nights, 2 Rounds
- 2 Nights Bed and Breakfast at Bushmills Townhouse
- 1 Round at Ballycastle Golf Club
- 1 Round at Galgorm Castle Golf Club
Accommodation at Bushmills Townhouse
There are only six suites at Bushmills Townhouse, which is exactly why it works so well for golfers. It's quieter than a resort, easier to navigate with clubs and you get that settle-in-and-relax feel from the first night.
The styling is shabby chic, but not in a fussy way. Expect a lived-in, boutique look with comfortable seating areas, modern en-suite bathrooms and the sort of space you actually appreciate after 36 holes and a brisk walk in off the coast. If you can, request one of the suites with a private terrace. It's ideal for a pre-round coffee or a wind-down drink when you get back, especially in summer when the evenings stretch on.
Food is a real part of the stay rather than an afterthought. Chef Patron Ian Orr leads the restaurant, mixing Italian influence with local Causeway Coast produce. In practical golf-trip terms, that means you can play late, shower, then sit down to a proper meal without worrying about driving or finding somewhere that can take a group at short notice. It's a good fit for couples as well, since the dining gives the stay a bit more of an occasion.
With only six suites, service tends to feel more personal, especially when you're juggling tee times and early starts. If you need an early breakfast for a Portrush tee time or you want local advice on where to eat in the village, you're much more likely to get a switched-on response than you would in a bigger operation.
The location does most of the heavy lifting. You're central to Bushmills village, which means pubs, the distillery and a few local shops are all within walking distance. More importantly, you're positioned well for the North Coast courses. Royal Portrush is the headline act, but Portstewart, Castlerock and even Ballycastle are all within a comfortable drive.
If you're building a North Coast itinerary, this is the kind of base that keeps the trip simple: central village location, quality rooms, strong food and the best links golf close enough that you're not constantly packing and unpacking. The townhouse works particularly well for golfers who want a fixed base rather than moving hotels every couple of nights. You can settle in, leave your clubs in the car and focus on playing golf rather than logistics.
