I did play the Bann, Thomas... A load of fun though quite tight & short; understandable given the land formations...
Here are a few photos of holes I like:
The superlative long par-4 seventh:
I don't have a photo of the 8th which Bill mentions. This is a cracking dogleg to the right and then up the hill but I was a little disappointed by the rudimentary green. A little shaping expertise here could blend in in to the landscape much better with a great run-off to the left.
Here's another example: The long par-3 ninth has almost everything going for it apart from a ridiculous hard path placement across its front:
The 10th is an extremely elegant elevated par-4 dogging to the left over a ridge. Could have easily been displaced from the Dunluce just 15 minutes away. here is the tee shot:
And the downhill approach that has great humps and bumps to run in... The tee-shot on the par-5 11th is another cracker and can be seen behind. The hole peters out a little after that though:
The downhill par-5 at seventeen is another favourite with an open your arms tee-shot with a great vista, followed by a tricky approach in to a beautifully sited green, as below:
Finally, this picture gives you an idea of what the land nearest the sea that houses the Bann 9 is like. From behind the 2nd green:
Definitely a worthy stop on anyone's agenda.