East Coast
The East Coast region of Ireland is home to many of the big name golf courses, and of course many affordable hidden gems.
Ballymascanlon Golf Course
Ruddy and Craddock-designed parkland 18-hole course set on mature country estate.
Bellewstown Golf Club
Bellewstown Golf Club is an exciting and challenging par-72, 18-hole course, with fantastic USGA greens and a new clubhouse, where you can relax with a hot drink and sandwich after your round.
Black Bush Golf Club
With 27 holes of a well drained parkland course, we are open most of the year for play. We have three interchangeable 9-hole courses that keep things moving.
Blainroe Golf Club
Set on the Wicklow Coast this challenging championship course is a test for all handicap ranges and a pure joy to play at any time of year. The course, designed by Hawtree, is renowned for testing and fast greens with running fairways in the Summer. Ranked in Golf Digest’s top 100 courses in Ireland the club welcomes visiting players most days.
Carton House (Montgomerie)
One of Ireland’s finest golf clubs, Carton House is a rare retreat for golfers who appreciate championship golf, awe-inspiring surroundings and exquisite greens and fairways.
Carton House (O'Meara)
Carton House is one of the best Golf Hotels in Ireland, located only 30 minutes from Dublin city centre, it's the perfect resort to escape to for a round of golf.
County Louth Golf Club
County Louth’s Golf Club, perhaps better known as ‘Baltray’, is undoubtedly one of Ireland’s finest links.
The Curragh Golf Club
The Curragh, Ireland’s oldest golf course, has been completely revamped and is now a challenging heathland course of 6,585yd.
Druids Glen
Steeped in history and known as the Augusta of Europe, Druids Glen is renowned as one of the world’s finest golf resorts
Glen Of The Downs Golf Club
The course plays similar to a links course, featuring many elevated tees and excellent bunkers. True to many great golfers’ expectations, there are moments of near heartbreak and sheer delight while playing this course. The highlights include a five-tier double green that is shared by the eighth and 10th holes.
Headfort Golf Club - New Course
This fantastic, modern, parkland course criss crosses the River Blackwater and makes use of two islands. Headfort House, built in 1780, provides a stunning backdrop to some of the holes. Its fairways are graced with mature native Irish trees, which enhance this picturesque setting. Headfort's new course is also home to a magnificent Asiatic tree collection.
Headfort Golf Club - Old Course
Headfort's Old Course is one of the finest examples of a long-established, mature challenge, with its large selection of trees gracing the fairways and excellent greens.
Killeen Castle
Killeen Castle is a unique development set in the historic grounds of one of Ireland’s oldest and finest 12th-century Norman castles.
Malahide Golf Club
This parkland course offers 27 holes over three different and challenging nines, most recently redeveloped by renowned golf architect Jeff Howes in 2007 and 2010. Why not enjoy the magic of Malahide; you will not be disappointed.
Powerscourt Golf Club
Just half an hour south of Dublin, set in the breathtaking surroundings of one of the finest estates in Europe, Powerscourt is one of Dublin’s premier golfing venues with two championship courses. Our East Course has hosted the 1998 Irish PGA and the 2001 Irish Seniors Open.
Rathsallagh Golf Club
Located just one hour south of Dublin Airport, Rathsallagh is an 18-hole championship golf course set in a peaceful oasis of 530 acres of parkland.
Roganstown Golf & Country Club
Set amongst 300 acres, Dublin's spectacular Roganstown Golf & Country Club is a destination for relaxation, fine food and exceptional golf. Practice bunker available.
Royal Tara Golf Club
With 27 holes set in mature parkland, the main feature of Royal Tara is the avenue of trees that each golfer must negotiate. The slick sand-based greens, which are in play all year round, make this a little gem in the heart of the Bellinter Valley.
Seapoint Golf Club
Ranked number 27 in Ireland by Golf Digest, Seapoint is a traditional links course 30 minutes north of Dublin Airport. Opened for play in 1993, the course is beautifully set against the backdrop of the Irish Sea and welcomes visitors everyday.
South County Golf Club
South County is a championship, 18-hole course, set on an open, upland terrain, partly in a valley through which the River Brittas meanders. It really is a haven for the discerning golfer to spend their time and offers excellent value for all.
The K Club Palmer Course
Recognised as one of Europe’s greatest golf courses, The Palmer Ryder Cup Course is absolutely dripping with nostalgia. This golf creation allows the golfer to test their game in all aspects. The absolute beauty, with mature gardens and the River Liffey meandering through the grounds, allows for natural habitat to thrive on the 150 acres that is the K Club.
The K Club The Smurfit Course
The Palmer Smurfit Course at the K Club has already been talked about as the greatest inland golf course developed in Ireland. The construction has attracted attention throughout Europe because of its scale.
Tulfarris Hotel Golf Course
Our 18-hole championship golf course was designed by Ireland's renowned golf architect, Patrick J Merrigan. The imaginative use of the natural landscape to blend an exciting design into an excellent golf layout is evident throughout the course.
Wicklow Golf Club
Designed by Pat Ruddy and the late Tom Craddock, this course is set between the scenic splendour of the Wicklow Mountains and the Irish Sea. You will find 18 holes of unbeatable golfing pleasure at Wicklow Golf Club.
Woodbrook Golf Club
Established in 1921 by Sir Stanley Cochrane as his private club, Woodbrook was first affiliated to the Golfing Union of Ireland in 1926. Sir Stanley had previously indulged his enthusiasm for cricket at Woodbrook, a fact that is still reflected in the pavilion-style clubhouse and the cricket bell, which tolled the start and finish of play and now hangs in the bar.
