Traad Ponds Golf Club is situated on the edge of Lough Neagh, the biggest inland stretch of water in the British Isles, and is surrounded by a conservation area, with wildlife seemingly everywhere.

Despite its relatively short length it is a particularly demanding parkland test of skills and patience as there are numerous water hazards to account for, most of which run into Lough Neagh.

Although it is strictly parkland in nature, this nine-hole tract has the distinct feel of a links course, with the soil allowing for superb drainage and excellent year round play.