Castlerock's Mussenden Course, routed along the River Bann estuary with Ben Sayers's classic design threading fairways beneath a clifftop eighteenth-century temple, pairs with Portstewart's Strand Course — where the first seven holes cut through towering Atlantic dunes to earn the layout a permanent place inside Golf World's top-ten Irish links rankings — giving this two-round stay and play a rare combination of estuarine and dune-ridge golf within a single Causeway Coast circuit.
Dunluce Lodge anchors the package with its position directly adjoining Royal Portrush's championship estate, and guests choosing the open-plan Portrush Suites wake to uninterrupted sightlines across the 4th fairway and the North Atlantic beyond, with freestanding bathtubs and deluxe rain showers completing an interior scaled to match that outlook.
The Causeway Coastal Route passes immediately outside the property, and the long northern light of a County Antrim midsummer evening — sun still visible well past nine o'clock in June and July — extends the day across a shoreline that takes in clifftop temples, basalt headlands, and the open Atlantic horizon in a single continuous view.