Among the feature holes at Castlewarden Golf Club are the 3rd at 445 yd's Par 4 Index 1, which demands an accurate 2ndshot between two man-made lakes. Followed by doglegged 4th at 333 yd's with water all the way up the right hand side for your second. The 10th is a very inviting short par 4, which tempts even the moderate hitter to take it on, but miss at your pearl. The 18th is among the best finishing holes to be found anywhere in Ireland at 553 yd's Par 5 Index 4, is played to a green tight in the right-hand corner with out of bounds up the right and the garden wall to the back of the green.

Castlewarden’s Clubhouse is a 17th century house built by the Percivall family with all the grandeur of the period. The committee is undertaking a substantial renovation and extension to this wonderful building. Visitors are always extended a warm welcome here.

The Ladies of Castlewarden Golf Club won the ILGU Eastern District Autumn Team Trophy in 1995, when the team was, P. Flynn, S. O'Donoghue, A. Brennan, J. Tyrrell, P. Sullivan, D. Hanlon and they were captained by M. O'Carroll.

Husband and wife Brigid (25) and Brendan Foran (12), were leading qualifiers, in the Spar-Irish Independent National Mixed Pairs at the South County Golf Club in July 2002. When they shot 49 points to lead the field by 3 points.

J. Ferriter was elected to the council of the Leinster Branch of the GUI for 201

Joan Byrne won the Millennium Lady Captain's Prize, which was also the 10th anniversary of the founding of the club. Joan, had rounds of 73 and 69 to win by two shots from Gilly Hughes.