Founded in 1929 and situated just one mile from the town of Mountbellew, this is a delightful nine-hole course in a scenic woodland setting. It is a tough, natural parkland course with some tight fairways and tricky par threes that will test all your golfing skills.

Undulating fairways and natural hazards also play a significant role throughout the course, so you must be on your guard at all times if you are to shoot a decent score. A simple glance at the scorecard gives the impression of an easy test, although first impressions can be a touch deceiving as Mountbellew offers anything but a trouble-free round of golf.

With a quarry on the seventh and ninth to contend with, it really is a gem of a course. The clubhouse has a buzzing atmosphere and visitors are treated like royalty.