Hilton Templepatrick sits within the grounds of the Hilton Templepatrick Hotel and Country Club in County Antrim, roughly ten miles northwest of Belfast. The course was designed by David Feherty, the Northern Irish professional golfer and television commentator, working alongside David Jones. The layout occupies parkland terrain characteristic of this part of Ulster, with mature trees framing fairways and the topography offering moderate elevation changes throughout the routing. The course serves primarily as the golf amenity for hotel guests and members, providing a convenient option for those staying at the property or living in the greater Belfast area. The design incorporates water features on several holes and makes use of the natural contours of the land to create variety in shot-making demands. As a parkland course in Northern Ireland, it shares the region's typical playing conditions—lush turf when weather permits, with wind and rain factoring into play during much of the year. The facility operates as part of a broader hospitality offering that includes the hotel, spa, and conference facilities. The course layout is accessible to players of varying abilities, with multiple tee options allowing for different yardages and challenges. While not a championship venue or nationally ranked layout, Hilton Templepatrick provides a straightforward parkland golf experience in a convenient location for visitors to the Belfast area and serves its role as a hotel and country club course.