Dungannon Golf Club

Lovely meal, pleasant surroundings, would go there again.

Sean Glackin should read the definition of a mountain, his comments remind me of the oft quoted " making a mountain out of a molehill. Golfers, please don't let these comments deter a visit to Dungannon, a fair challenge of golf,fantastic hospitality and a welcoming bar/restaurant and members. Last note to Sean G I can only assume you didn't play to your capabilities.

If you are fond of hill walking this is the course for you. The whole course is on the side of a mountain. One decent hole - the Darren Clarke par 3 the rest is either straight up a hill or straight down a hill. Didn't find it very enjoyable

Always have great meals at the Claret Jug. Our meal on Wednesday. night was full of Prince’s unique flavours. Lovely evening views over the golf course. Prices much more reasonable than a high profile cafe on the Lisburn Road we visited on Friday - eg sides £5 - Claret Jug 3.50!

Food OK. Welcome not so good. Twice now have been greeted by, 'you alright' rather than the much nicer 'good evening'. This particular waitress has to tone down her voice. The whole restaurant could hear everyone's order and how much they were paying.