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A guide to golf courses in Dublin including photos, listings and reviews.
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The South County Golf ClubA challenging course that meanders through a picturesque valley of unrivalled beauty. This well designed course is reknowned for its high levels of presentation and once visited is well remembered. The reputation for quality is well deserved from first tee to eighteenth green. |  |
Royal Dublin Golf ClubFounded in 1885, The Royal Dublin Golf Club is Ireland's second oldest golf club. It is a private members' club with a warm welcome for the many visitors who wish to experience links golf in one of Europe's finest capital cities. |  |
Grange Castle Golf ClubSet in over 155 acres of spectacular parkland and with a pleasant backdrop of the Dublin Mountains, Grange Castle is sure to provide all standards of golfer with a unique and memorable challenge. "Arguably the best pay-and-play course in the country". . |  |
Newlands Golf ClubNewlands Golf Course was designed by the famous James Braid, the first golfer to win the British Open Championship five times. Amongst his other notable creations were the King's and Queen's Course at Gleneagles, Carnoustie and Dalmahoy. . |  |
Castle Golf ClubThe Castle Golf Club is one of the very best parkland courses in Ireland. This Harry S. Colt design is wonderfully maintained and is always in top condition. |  |
Dun Laoghaire Golf ClubAfter 97 years at its Tivoli Road location the Club has moved to its new location, Ballyman Glen, which is within the boundaries of Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council. Our members and guests have been enjoying the new facilities in these first weeks and we hope will continue to enjoy these facilities for many years to come. |  |
Stepaside Golf CentreThe Stepaside Golf Centre includes a 40 bay floodlit golf driving range, 18 hole par 3 golf course and a coffee shop. Set in the foothills of Dublin Mountains, near the picturesque village of Stepaside. Tuition is available, and there is a choice of three P. |  |
Kilternan Golf & Country ClubKilternan Golf Club is set in the foothills of the Dublin Mountains, where golfers can enjoy spectacular views of the Wicklow Mountains. . |  |
Blanchardstown Golf CentreBlanchardstown Golf Centre has Dublin's longest par 3 golf course and a 50 bay golf range. Located in a setting of mature parkland trees make this a truly exceptional golf complex. With 2 PGA professionals they specialise in helping newcomers to the game. |  |
Luttrellstown Castle Golf & Country ClubThe 18 hole championship golf course is unique, not only because it's so close to the city, but because it had an amazing parkland palette from which to work - gentle rolling countryside with lakes and ancient trees that make this an incredible course. . |  |
Howth Golf ClubThe Club is located on the beautiful scenic peninsula of Howth in north-east County Dublin, Ireland. The club features wonderful views over the city of Dublin, south to Dun Laoghaire, Bray and Co. Wickow, north over Co. |  |
The Island Golf ClubThe Island Golf Club is one of Ireland's Premier Links Courses. A mere 15
minutes from Dublin Airport, this Championship Links Course is located
across the estuary from Malahide, just North of Portmarnock.
The Island Golf Club was established in 1890 and, surrounded by the sea
on three sides, it enjoys a unique setting. |  |
Silloge Park Golf CourseSilloge is a public golf course managed by Dublin City Council Parks Department. The Christy O'Connor Golf Club is located at Silloge and is run by Christy O'Connor's two sons, Peter and Christopher. . |  |
Deer Park Golf CourseDeer Park is Ireland's largest golf complex with a vast array of golf courses that offer great golf for everyone, including guests of Deer Park hotel. It is set in 450 acres of tranquil parkland overlooking the sea and near the picturesque village of Howth. . |  |
Westmanstown Golf ClubThe Westmanstown Golf Club is a parkland course with water features. . |  |
Woodbrook Golf ClubPerched on top of one hundred foot seacliffs, landscaped on all sides and steeped in history, Woodbrook offers a new challenge to today's golfer. . |  |
Corballis Golf ClubSituated on the same stretch of links as The Island and boasting all the qualities of the famous links courses, Corballis Golf Links offers the golfer a genuine links course at affordable prices. The quality of Corballis Golf Links matched with its rugged beauty, cannot be overstated and has drawn high praise from various golfing luminaries. |  |
Beaverstown Golf ClubBeaverstown Golf Club is one of the hidden gems of Irish golf. Its unique design, laid out among 36 acres of mature apple trees and bordering the shores of Rogerstown estuary, makes the best use of these and its other natural features - six lakes and a stream which meanders through the course. |  |
Turvey Golf Club and HotelTurvey Hotel and Golf Club was created in 1995 on 150 acres of beautiful undulating parkland, in the shadow of the historic Turvey House.
The tree lined course, with its magnificent oaks and beeches provide a true test for all levels of golfer. . |  |
Stackstown Golf ClubSince its establishment in 1976, Stackstown Golf club has grown into one of the most respected and attractive venues to play golf in Dublin, Ireland. While Padraig Harrington is its most famous son, the ladies and gents of Stackstown have won honour in most national competitions including the major provincial competitions in Ireland. |  |
Clontarf Golf ClubPleasant 18 hole parkland course with superbly manicured rolling fairways and a liberal sprinkling of pine trees and is virtually an oasis on the doors of a metropolis. Its signature hole is the 12th, known as the 'Quarry Hole' and is an inviting challenge to any keen golfer to make par on it. . |  |
Forrest Little Golf ClubThe Forrest Little Golf Club moved to its present site from Donabate in 1971 and over the years has undergone major re-developments, culminating in the replacement of all its greens by fully sand based ones, facilitating play 365 days a year.
The gentle rolling terrain and mature trees provide a fair and stern test to golfers of all abilities. |  |
Elm Park Golf & Sports Club Ltd.Elm Park was founded in 1924 and provides members and visitors alike with a range of facilities including an 18 Hole Golf Course, 7 Grass Tennis Courts and 7 All-Weather Floodlit Courts, Driving Range, 18 Hole Putting Green and Clubhouse facilities. . |  |
Grange Golf ClubGrange is considered to be one of the best established golf clubs in the Dublin area. . |  |
Carton House Golf ClubCarton House Golf Club is a club with a soul. A club with a unique style of it's own. A club with a passion for golf and it is currently inviting new members to become part of it's extraordinary tradition. |  |
Donabate Golf ClubDonabate Golf Club was founded in 1925. The Golf Club has a 27 Hole mature tree lined parkland course, all of the greens have been built to U. S. |  |
Sutton Golf ClubThe 9 holes the Club has is a nice test of links golf with many hidden and subtle dangers, requiring skill and patience to overcome. The focus of the clubhouse is the Dr. Joe Carr room, paying tribute to one of the World's leading Amateur Golfers of his era. |  |
Malahide Golf ClubThe golf course offers 27 holes of varying challenges, created by the combination of water hazards, trees and raised greens on all three nines. . |  |
Corrstown Golf ClubThough relatively new, a child of the 1990's, this superb Eddie Connaughton designed complex has matured beyond its years, with ongoing investment plans augmenting natural development. This, with clever placing of bunkers, thoughtful water usage, and copious trees will ensure you enjoy a truly great golfing experience for all levels of player. . |  |
Skerries Golf ClubSkerries Golf Club, Hacketstown, Skerries, was founded in 1905.
This 18 hole parkland course with undulating fairways and mature trees provides a magnificent panorama of sea and land extending from the Mourne Mountains to Howth and the Wicklow Mountains . |  |
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