All I can say is that if you haven't been to Citigolf then you should go. It's different, it's fun,…read moreit's active and it has plenty on offer. The concept of Citigolf is pretty simple, you are presented with real golf clubs, a real ball and a simulator screen and a variety of courses to choose from. Then all you do is swing your club and hope for the best, well that's what I did anyway. This might sound complicated but don't worry you'll be in the capable hands of Andrew the host who talks you through the technique and instructions in perfect detail. What's that I hear you say? 'I'm not that in to golf?!' Well that's the beauty of the place it's not just golf you can use the (at least) 8ft screens to play the Wii, Xbox connect or even sing your favourite Frozen song on Karaoke. But whatever you do, don't do what I did and get beaten at connect boxing by a girl - it's embarrassing for everyone. There's also a fully stocked licenced bar and a kitchen. We took advantage of a pizza, golf/connect and drink deal for £20 a head and that gave us 2 hours game time. Make sure you book ahead if you want to go - Andrew is even impeccable on the phone and he will talk you through deals that are on. I would just keep in mind that the actual Golf is relatively difficult. I could imagine it would be excellent for stag parties but definitely don't wait for a friend to get down on one knee before you check this place out. Northern Ireland has had a bit of a golf revolution over the last few years but Citigolf may just create a fun revolution of their own in Belfast City!

My department in work recently hired out citygolf for the evening, with around 20 people turning…read moreout for the occasion. When the invites went out there were a lot of questions as to what exactly we would be doing, with no one having been before. Needless to say, there was a lot of scepticism about the night, however, intrigue certainly helped keep the numbers up. We were greeted on arrival by Barry, who I believe owns the business. He explained how the night would run, starting with teams being picked 'playground styley'. It's amazing how quickly that fear sets in that you may be left until last (I wasn't in case you are worried). Being somewhat competitive the evening was perfect for me. The games included quizes, bobsled, running races, dance mats, karaoke and cracker eating competitions. Barry was a fab host, quickly familiarising himself with our group and referring to us by name (nice touch). We were served a warm curry and wedges half way through the night to help soak up the alcohol, which was served by the lovely Nico. He too was very friendly, remembering my drink order each time - not sure if that says more about him or me! Haven't tried this place on a 'normal' booking, however I would look no further for a group. Great craic and Barry allowed us to stay on after and have our own karaoke, probably to assist the bar sales!

Excellent food for very reasonable prices... Large menu to choose from and also set menu of 2…read morecourses for £15.95... Go for the monkfish scampi, you won't be disappointed...! Also, the Chateau Briand is excellent... Staff always brilliant and the two managers are terrific and the view of golf course and Belfast from the balcony is spectacular...

"The View" restaurant of the golf club is exactly that…read more Offering a panoramic view of the Belfast Hills the balcony of the restaurant is the perfect spot on a sunny day. While its open only to it's members and their guests it is available to hire for private functions. The food and wine are superb and at reasonable prices, the staff friendly and attentive.

Me and my friend gary have played this course a number of times and have never not had a great…read moretime. Its a short course with a par of 70, but don't let that fool you. It is really challenging with lots of uphill and blind tee shots. We joke that it is like Pebble Beach, thanks to its spectacular views and its seaside location. The prices are pretty good. You will get a round for about £20 which is pretty standard for the area. The other members seem nice enough and not too snooty if you are a guest. As long as you observes proper golfing ettiquette and are polite you won't go too far wrong.

I was really looking forward to going to Carnalea Golf Club but I have to say I was somewhat…read moredisappointed. We were with a party of 13 so were eating off a smaller menu. The choice of starters were pate or vegetable soup, I'm not fond of pate so choose the veg. Soup. Very disappointed with it, very watery and no flavour and the carrots were crunchy. The wheaten bread that accompanied it wasn't he nicest either. My husband got the pate which he seemed to like ok. For main it was a choice between, sole, pork loin, turkey & ham or chicken wrapped in bacon. I was torn between the sole and the pork and ended up going for the sole as the waiter said that it was lovely. I'm not the best of cooks but I would say I could have cooked the fish better, best way to describe it was soggy :( My husband got the pork loin and was disappointed too. More stuffing and fat than pork. The sides which were brought out were chips, more chips and yellowy mash. A few bowls of mixed veg. too which looked good from a distance but turned out to be nothing more than frozen veg.!! Dessert was ok, choice of warm apple crumble with ice cream or mixed berry pavlova. I went for the pavlova, it was lovely but the berries were either tinned or frozen which was disappointing by restaurant standards. All in all I was disappointed and my review only a deserves a one star mainly due to a very pleasant waiter and a lovely view, albeit it was raining of the sea!! Definitely wouldn't recommend it or choose to go back.

Great golf course . The course has under gone extensive…read moredraining works on the 1st and 18th to make them more playable all year round

We visited Belfast via cruise ship and wanted to experience golf at an historic course. Fortwilliam…read morewas everything we imagined an Irish golf experience would be! The course is beautiful and the staff and members went above and beyond to make sure we enjoyed our visit. Particularly enjoyed the conversations with the bartender and patrons in the pub. It will be a must stop for us whenever we visit Belfast!

I've never played on their golf course (not into golf at all!) however I have eaten in the…read morerestaurant here. The building admittedly looks very grim from the outside, but once you get inside it is very cosy and comfortable, and the view from the windows is exceptional! Staff are friendly and attentive and the chef comes out to talk to diners which is a nice touch that I appreciate. They have a good menu with standard pub grub type fare, steaks, burgers, goujons, seafood and pasta. Anything I have ever had has been tasty and great portions! They also have a decent children's menu too. All sides are £2 and big which is great value for money.

The course is ran and operated by the local council, which brings in the expected levels of…read moreprofessionalism and lower prices that you would expect. It is open to both club members and the public, and is beautifully situated in the Castlereagh Hills, with idyllic views over Strangford Lough and County Down.The course itself is a challenging 18-hole par 67 course, which will test the most experienced pro, never mind the newbies like me! The clubhouse features conference facilities, private function rooms, professional shop and the resident PGA Golf Professional who can offer private golfing lessons to individuals and groups. There is also a restaurant located inside the clubhouse called Jeffers, which I have never sampled on my one visit to the course, but I gather it is meant to be good quality! This course offers a professional club at more affordable prices, and that has to be applauded!

i have played castleragh hills a few times,and this is my honest opinion of it ,the greens are the…read moreslowest i have played on ,the holes do not seem to be cut to a proffesional standard,the fairways are very baldy in places especially the 8th fairway ,these are essential things that make a good golfcourse that seem to be overlooked at castlreagh hills,which is a shame because it has a lot of character and some impressive views

Great course for everyone from beginner to expert. Offer…read morefantastic grub in a nice bar overlooking the 18th hole

Smashing course incredible views. This course is a course you really need to be creative and use…read morelocal knowledge (best having a caddy) to score well. Tons of water view holes and the wind sure as hell played a huge role in shot selection and play. No holding the greens so work on your bump and run before heading here

Beautiful golf course on the coast. Several of the holes overlook the sea with some stunning views…read more The first hole is a long carry up hill over a gully and rock embankment. In the wind a 200 yard carry! The follows several holes require accuracy and skill to negotiate the intimidating terrain. The help of a caddy with local knowledge is insurmountable. A 140 yard distance can play only 110 yards and vice versa depending on the wind and run.

I have only been introduced to the game of golf by my friend Andrew in the last few months. Golf…read morehas always scared me in the region of price, and I don't think I would suit the pastille pink jumper being draped around my shoulders look! However with golf stereotypes avoided and a cheap set of excellent clubs located off Ebay for £60, away we did go to Mahee for my first flavour of golf, and lord I am happy I started off here. Located near Comber, this plac eis really off the beaten track. The course is a challenging nine holes, and is a small but perfectly formed course. The course overlooks a bay and is a truly stunning location to golf. The course is immaculately preened, with all fairways and greens kept in glorious condition!The course itself is also quite challenging, with the par 3 on the 6th hole a real challenge, which made this newbie feel better when I duly planted my ball in the bunkers! The clubhouse is small but functional, and there is a club shop that contains ample drinks and snacks alongside a range of golf balls, shoes and other accessories. A visitor's midweek 18 holes is £13, which in the extortionate world of golf,and for the quality you are getting here is a total bargain. So all that remains is for me to actually become good at the game!Watch out Tiger! ;)

You have heard of Crazy Golf but have you heard of Crazy farm golf? I didn't think so. Crazy Farm…read moreGolf is a business venture set up by a County Down farmer to educate people about the history of Northern Irelands agriculture industry through the medium of golf. The course itself is in the shape of Northern Ireland and each of the 18 holes represents a piece of our farming history. For instance hole one is Ballycopeland windmill and hole 14 represents Cookstown's sausage making heritage. This is not just golf but a history lesson with a little bit of fun thrown in. This place is well worth a visit and would be fun for all the family. It is a little bit off the beaten track but if you have a sat nav you will get there. The best thing is that no booking is necessary and they can host large groups. The price is pretty reasonable too, £4.50 for adults and £3.00 for 4-16 year olds. It is not the best crazy golf course in the country but it is certainly unique, you might even learn a bit of history while you shoot foe holes in one.