Newtownstewart Golf Course

Newtownstewart Golf Club, founded in 1914, is 5,341 metres long a Par 70 with a standard scratch of 69 off the white tees. Nestling on the foot of Bessy Bell Mountain, in the rolling parkland of Baronscout, the ancestral estate of the Duke of Abercorn. The course is festooned with beech trees and wild life. The golfers will frequently encounter deer, wild pheasants, red squirrels and buzzards during their round. The course offers magnificent views of the Sperrin Mountains all contributing to an enjoyable and memorable days golf. Newtownstewart Golf Club is frequently used for GUI events and has staged many a successful Pro-Am Tournament. Frequently described as a demanding test of golf off the back tees, Newtownstewart hosts a good number of open competitions during the year where the visitor is extended a warm welcome and the emphasis being on friendliness rather than formality.