The Academy incorporates a floodlit Driving Range with 10 covered bays, plus a Trackman 4 Indoor Golf Studio, where the PGA Professional team offer comprehensive practice and teaching facilities for beginners through to experienced and elite players. The academy is available to members and non-members, seven days a week.
The Golf Academy is also a TaylorMade Select fit Custom Fitting centre, and a Ping Authorised Fitting Centre; whether you're looking for extra distance, improved accuracy, more predictable shot shaping or spin control, we can help with all this. With a full range of off-the-shelf and bespoke custom hardware available, we'll find you the right equipment for your game with Trackman data, ensuring the best fit possible.
Opening Hours for Driving Range
Mon, Wed & Fri | 10am to 10pm
Tues, Thurs, Sat & Sun | 9am to 10pm
Driving range is open to the public. 40 Balls £4.00 90 Balls £7.50. Contactless card payment available
Explore Golf at Roe Valley Resort
Perfect your swing at our 18-bay driving range, the largest on the North Coast of Northern Ireland. Ten indoor bays are fitted with the latest in automated tee system technology including automatic loading and adjustable tee heights. There are left- and right-hand bays available. The eight outdoor bays operate with the Supatee Tee-Line Turf System manufactured with an ultra-soft feel that recreates the same reaction as grass.
Whether you're a beginner or the next Rory McIlroy, the first-class facilities at our Golf Academy make it one of the best in Northern Ireland. In addition to the driving range, our indoor studio is equipped with V1 Video Analysis Software, a FlightScope Launch Monitor, and E6 Simulator software. These systems mean our PGA Professionals can analyse your swing and communicate improvements more effectively and in less time, recording each player's lessons so that changes to your set-up or swing can be identified in the future.
Our onsite golf shop has the latest golf equipment, coaching, custom fitting and club repair from PGA Professional, Michael McCrudden.
Playing a Northern Ireland links course is an experience like no other. Dramatic coastlines, bracing winds, and towering dunes challenge even the best. Portstewart and Castlerock are already tricky enough without the added distraction of phenomenal views, and Darren Clarke ranks Royal Portrush among his favourite courses.
