Founded in 1995 and located just off the old Carrick Road, this tricky parkland nine-holer may not be overly long, yet its challenge cannot be underestimated. Substantial course improvements were carried out in the summer and autumn of 2001 and 2002 ensuring the course stays in tip-top condition throughout the year.

Members apparently lost just one solitary weekend due to inclement weather this winter, which should give you some clue as to just how well maintained this course really is. Burnfield House is noted for its slanting, well-conditioned greens and rolling fairways. Facilities have been expanded to cope with the recent influx of visitors and a practice putting green was laid down last year for the use of all members and visitors.

The clubhouse is welcoming and lively at night and golf societies and groups are more than welcome.