Malone Golf Club is a

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club located near

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History

The club, founded in 1895, hosted the 1933

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, won by

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Scorecards

Drumbridge Ballydrain

References

External links

*{{official, malonegolfclub.co.uk
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Golf clubs and courses in Northern Ireland Sports venues in County Antrim Tourist attractions in County Antrim Irish Open (golf) venues 1895 establishments in Ireland Sports venues completed in 1895