Ballina Golf Club

Ballina Golf Club was established in 1910 and relocated to Mossgrove in 1924, having operated previously at various locations, including Knockleagha and on Quay Road. The course at Mossgrove, originally a 9-hole setup, was officially opened in March 1924 and underwent developments and improvements over time, particularly after World War II.

The course expanded from 9 holes to an 18 hole course in 1995, a development that was officially inaugurated by Enda Kenny TD, Minister for Sport in September of that year. Notable achievements for the club include winning national titles such as the Mixed Foursomes title in 1975 and enhancements to the facilities were marked by the opening of a new clubhouse in July 2005.