Royal Portrush golf course map
The Dunluce Links on the Causeway Coast, with the Valley Links beside it and every green and bunker raised in 3D.
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- Framed in black or white wood, to hang or stand
- About 9¼ or 12 in square in its frame
- Free shipping in the US
The course
The Dunluce Links, named for the ruins of Dunluce Castle, lies in the sandhills of the Causeway Coast at Portrush. Harry Colt designed it, and it opened in 1933. The 5th green sits at the edge of the Atlantic, and the par-3 16th, Calamity Corner, has a deep chasm to the right of the green. Before the 2019 Open, Martin Ebert built new 7th and 8th holes on land from the Valley Links, which lies beside it. In 1951 it held the first Open played outside Great Britain.
- Holes
- 18, par 71
- Architect
- Harry Colt
- Opened
- 1933
- Hosted
- The Open, 1951, 2019 and 2025
- Size
- 8 × 8 or 11 × 11 in
About 9¼ or 12 in framed - Frame
- Black or white wood, to hang or stand
- Colors
- Map colors
- Proof
- Not needed for this map. Change anything and we send one first.
- Shipping
- Free in the US
Not affiliated with or endorsed by Royal Portrush Golf Club. We use the course's name only to say which course this map shows.
Questions
Can I change it?
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