COURSE GALLERY

A picturesque moment from the 12th tee, a cruise ship drifting through Carlingford Lough

A scenic view of the newly renovated 6th hole—one of Greenore’s standout features

A glimpse through the trees at the 5th hole, highlighting its newly constructed revetted bunkers

Behind the ladies’ tee on the 6th hole, showcasing the beautiful wildflowers in full bloom along the bank

A stunning sunrise illuminates the calm waters beside the 8th, creating a picture-perfect morning scene

A morning fourball making their way up the 3rd hole

A panoramic view from above the practice putting green, capturing the 12th hole and the breathtaking scenery of Carlingford Lough and Slieve Foy

A tree-framed view capturing the full length of the tough 16th hole

A sneak peek of the 4th green framed by its tricky water hazard

A scenic vantage from the railway line showcases the 8th green and the rolling 9th fairway

From above, Greenore basks in the golden warmth of the long, hot summer days

A sunny, rain-kissed Slieve Foy rising behind the 3rd green

From above, Greenore awakens on a crisp spring morning, the railway line etched gracefully along the lough

The closing hole shines on a summer evening, its revetted bunkers and undulating fairway set against the backdrop of the local port

The newly renovated 2nd hole stretches out under clear blue skies, its sweeping water hazard adding drama and definition

The final green glows beneath a breathtaking red sky, with the historic village of Greenore resting peacefully in the background

With Slieve Foy rising beneath a cloudless blue sky, the 3rd green is showcased in all its beauty

The 11th hole stretches out with the local church standing tall in the distance, adding character to the landscape

An unforgettable scene: a vivid red sky washes over the port and the legendary 18th hole, its freshly renovated bunkers catching the evening light

Greenore’s iconic double green on the 2nd/10th holes stands out, with the tricky water hazard adding beauty and strategy to the scene

Beneath the 14th green on a crisp spring morning, the majestic Scots pine trees—staples of Greenore G.C.—stand proudly

As dawn approaches, the drone ascends to reveal Greenore and the tranquil waves, heralding a new day

A stunning view of the Pig’s Back green (14th), with majestic Slieve Foy behind and Scots pine branches adding natural framing

A tranquil spring scene at Hamil’s Pier, with a lady taking in the passing Seatruck along the railway line

The 14th green comes into view beyond the vibrant whin bush, set against a soft, hazy summer sky

The 6th and 7th holes reveal their stunning renovations, with the water hazard extended to increase the challenge of our signature 7th hole (Index 1)

The 12th hole stretches ahead, with the Clubhouse framed by a dramatic red sky at dusk

From above, Greenore Golf Club awakens under a morning sunrise, the lough shimmering and the Mourne Mountains standing proudly in the background

The 200-yard 1st hole is beautifully framed by Greenore’s famous Scots pine trees on one side

Four majestic Scots pines rise above their peers, creating a dramatic frame for the 14th green under a vivid red sky

This rustic, timeworn sign adds character while pointing the way around Greenore Golf Club

Aerial view highlighting the distinctive layout of our golf course