Belvoir was the scene of the emotional victory of Harry Bradshaw over Bobby Lock in the 1949 Irish Open Championship. "The Brad" had finished runner-up to Lock in The Open at Royal St. Georges earlier in the month after the infamous "broken beer bottle" incident. Harry said after his victory that "Belvoir Park is the finest inland course I’ve ever played on". It hosted the Irish Open Championship again in 1953 when the Scot Eric Brown lifted the trophy, he was aided some exceptional playing of the 16th a 204 yard Par-3. He had a hole-in-one and two birdies on his way to victory at this hole.

The feature hole is the 439 yard index 4 17th a real two-shot challenge. It is what is known as a delayed dogleg, with the forest along the left-hand side and the second is then a full carry over water to a raised green. Getting your par here is a bonus and lengthy periods have elapsed without this hole yielding a birdie.

Designed by the legendary Harry Colt Belvoir is a Par-70 measuring 6,597 yards and has a standard scratch of 71 off the white tees.

Belvoir Park has a magnificent clubhouse and the visitor is assured of a warm welcome after a memorable game of golf.

Voted the No. 36-ranked golf course in Ireland, by “Golf Digest Ireland” in 2008.

Belvoir Park was voted No. 18 Parkland/Inland Course in Ireland by "Backspin" Irelands leading Golf magazine in 2008, the panel comprised of a selection of 52 Professional and amateur golfers throughout Ireland.

First on the tee in the first match saw Mark Hammond with Damien McCusker against Damien Carey with Hugh Nolan, when the Moyola pair recorded a 1-hole win over the East Cork team. It was all eyes on the bottom match of Randal Evans with Luke Lennox against Adam Carey with Dave Finn, this match saw the Cork pair being 2 up on the 18th tee and it was looking like a historic win for this Munster team, coming from a 9-hole course with about 400 members and had never been in this class of competition before, however Moyola Park’s Luke Lennox dropped a 20-foot birdie putt on the 18th to force extra holes.

Randal Evans and Luke Lennox went up the 19th against Adam Carey with David Finn, the first play-off hole was halved, but they clinched the match on the next a tough Index 3, 381 yard par 4, to clinch their place in the All-Ireland Final against Connacht Champions Galway Golf Club the following day.

On the Thursday Mark Hammond with Damien McCusker were paired against Eddie McCormack (runner-up to Rory McIlroy in the Irish Amateur Close Championship at Westport Golf Club in 2005) with Damien Glynn, when the Galway pair had a convincing 5-hole win over the Belvoir Park pairing.

The second match saw Randal Evans with Luke Lennox drawn against Joe Lyons with Tom Nolan, who halved their match against this experienced pairing. Joe Lyons, had just been called up for the Home Internationals, had won the West of Ireland and was runner-up in the South of Ireland in 2007, whereas Tom Nolan although a very fine golfer would be better known around Galway for being on the Galway hurling team that lifted the Liam McCarthy cup in 1988. So Galway Golf Club won their 4th Barton Shield having narrowly lost out to Warrenpoint Golf Club at Rosslare in 2005.

Belvoir Park Golf Club won the Ulster Final of the Irish Junior Cup in 2007 and travelled the short distance up the road to Shandon Park on Wednesday 12th September to play Connacht Champions Castlebar Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Finals.

First on the tee was Ian Browne who lost his match to Eoin Lisibach by 1-hole, he was followed by Martin Kelly who beat Stephen Munnelly by 2 and1. Next on the tee was Declan O'Hara who recorded a 3 and 2 win over David Haugh, the penultimate match saw Alan McMillen beat Brendan Frost by 3 and 2 to clinch their place in the All-Ireland Final. In the anchor match Mick Malone put the icing-on-the-cake with a 6 and 4 win over Padraic Hurst.

The following morning they were pitched against Munster Champions Muskerry Golf Club who had beaten Leinster Champions Balbriggan Golf Club by 3 matches to 2 matches.

First up was Ian Browne who lost to Eoin O'Callaghan by 5 and 3, he was followed by Martin Kelly who lost to Daniel Hallissey by 3 and 2. The 3rd match say Declan O'Hara beat Dave Lane by 3 and 2. The penultimate match was Alan McMillen against Gordian Barry, which effectively clinched the green pennant for the Cork team with Barry winning by 3 and 2. The anchor match saw Mick Malone beat Ger O'Shea by 6 and 5, giving a final result of 3 matches to 2 matches.

The Ladies of Belvoir Park Golf Club won the All-Ireland Junior Cup at Athlone Golf Club on 30th September 2007 when they beat Corrstown Golf Club by 4 matches to 1 match. They beat Curragh Golf Club by 3 matches to 2 in the All-Ireland Semi-Final.

First on the tee was Gail Linter who beat Kim Barlow by 3 and 2. She was followed by Pauline Bailie who beat Aine Wolfe by 4 and 2. Next up was Jenny Gibson who beat Jacinta Lynch by 3 and 2. The penultimate match saw Sue Cashman halve with Maura Sutton, Judy Simpson halved the bottom match against Jackie Cahill to record a 4 match to 1 match victory and clinch the All-Ireland green pennant.

The Boys' of The Belvoir Park Golf Club were Ulster Champions in the Fred Daly Trophy in 2003, when the team was, Grant Lewis, Thomas McMahon, David Hayes, Yussef Hassay, Scott Baxter, Stephen Wiles, Christopher Carvill, David Carvill and Patrick McMahon.

The Belvoir Park Golf Club were All-Ireland and County Champions in the J. B. Carr Diamond Trophy in 2002, when the team was, J. Silcock, S. Johnston, D. Noble, F. Blaney, D. Hutton, S. Rolston, I. Jamison, T. Maginess and K. Morrow, they were captained by R. Murray.

The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the Belfast & District Cup in 2002

The Boys' of The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the North Down Juvenile Shield in 2002, when the team was, David Elliott, Grant Lewis, Patrick McMahon, Michael O'Hara and Peter Wright.

The Boys' of The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the Rockmount Challenge Cup in 2001, when the team was, Scott Baxter, Stephen Wiles, Yussef Hassay and David Bell.

B. Lunney was selected on the Ulster Ladies team for the AIB Interprovincial's at the Island Golf Club from the 8th to the 10th August 2001.

Jenna Kinnear was selected on the Ulster Girls' team in the Smurfit Interprovincial Championship at Enniscrone Golf Club from the 18th to the 20th of April 2001.

The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the Holt Shield in 2000, when the team was, Ian Browne, Brian Malone, Ian Young, Ian D. V. Kerr, Michael Malone Jnr., Gavin Morris, Seamus O'Hara and Martin Kelly, they were captained by Owen McCartney.

The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the Ulster Final of the Irish Junior Cup in 1996, when the team was, G. McKinney, J. R. O'Hara, P. O'Hara, P. Frew and D. Conroy, they were captained by L. Andrews.

The Youths' of The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the All-Ireland Junior Foursomes in 1992, when the team was, Jim Morrow, Peter Morrison, Brian Malone, Ian Robb, David Bennnington and Gavin Morris.

The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the All-Ireland Barton Shield at Grange G. C. in 1981, when the team was, S. S. Moore, J. N. Browne, P. B. Malone and M. J. Malone, they were captained by R. McAnoy.

The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the Ulster Final of the Pierce Purcell Shield in 1974, when the team was, Eddie Moore, Maurice Laughlin, Erick Lowry, Albert Jones, Rodney Anderson, Romney Simpson, Jack Boulter, Tommy Knipe, Ray Kerr, Jimmy Press and Erick Dowds, they were captained by Sean McCollum.

The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the Ulster Final of the Irish Junior Cup in 1972, when the team was, Denis Kerr, Tim Browne, Michael Kerr, Larry Andrews and Connor Browne.

The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the All-Ireland Irish Senior Cup at Galway Golf Club in 1957, when the team was, N. T. C. Browne, Dr. P. Froggatt, J. McVeigh, D. R. Young, T. B. Agnew, A. R. Megaw and J. Cherry.

The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the All-Ireland Irish Senior Cup at The Royal Belfast G. C. in 1952

The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the All-Ireland Irish Senior Cup at Castlerock G. C. in 1936, when the team was, H. D. Connolly, T. B. Agnew, R. J. Frazzell, J. Forde Graham and J. McCaherry Jnr.

The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the Ulster Cup in 1930.

The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the Belfast & District Cup in 1936, 1937, 1938, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1955 & 1971.

The Ladies of The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the "Mail on Sunday" Golf Classic at Champ de Bataille, France in 1997, when the team was, B. McCann, G. Linter, E. Johnston, J. Morrison and D. Allen.

The Ladies of The Belvoir Park Golf Club won the B Division of the ILGU Shield in 1980, when the team was, Jean Megaw, Betty McHugh, Pat Cleland, Jane Anderson and Sue Cashman they were captained by Betty Sherlock.

Jenna Kinnear was selected on the ILGU Junior squad in November 2000.

C. Bell participated in the Boys Home International matches in 1989.

Miss Dympna Keenan, won the Stroke Play Foursomes together with Miss Anne Ferguson, from Spa, in 1989.

Jack McVeigh and Sammy Moore won the Christy Flag at the Knock Golf Club on 25th August 1948.

Men's Course Record:Am: 66 T. S. Anderson, J. N. Browne