golf dublin

Established 1916 Undulating course with panoramic views of Dublin bay and Mountains....

Established 1972/1992 Originally established in 1972 as Dublin and County Golf Club, Balcarrick Golf Club has a course which is a mixture of links and parkland. Water is featured prominently, with four lakes on the course....

Established 1976 This is a parkland course set in the foothills of the Dublin mountains and overlooking Dublin city, with spectacular views of the surrounding city and countryside. The course is a good test of golf with the front nine holes relatively flat and the back nine relatively hilly. The club has a very good reputation for hospitality and there are two full-size snooker tables. The restaurant is situated to take in the full view of Dublin, which is a spectacular sight at night....

Established 1944 4th and 6th hole have a beautiful meandering water feature, allowing the golfer a testing shot to the green. The 12th and 13th command beautiful views of the surrounding hills and the long par 4 18th will complete a testing and enjoyable round. Some caddies, caddy cars and power caddies are available, and snooker is available in the clubhouse....

Castle is a fine tree-lined parkland course situated four miles from Dublin city centre. It constitutes a very fair test for the high and low handicap golfer.
Many amateur and professional events have been staged at this venue....

Established 1890 Sutton golf course is a nine-hole links course located seven miles east of Dublin. Established in 1890, Sutton has produced ten Irish International players, the most famous being J.B. Carr, Captain of the R & A 1991/1992. Surrounded on two sides by the Irish Sea, visitors will find Sutton a rare challenge....

Deer Park Hotel, Golf and Spa boasts the largest golf complex in Ireland. It is set in splendid and picturesque surroundings.

Designed by the well known golf architect, Fred Hawtree, the courses benefit immeasurable from their location in the parkland surroundings Howth Castle. The proximity of the sea promotes a mild microclimate with few severe frosts, while the slope of the land aids drainage. This means that the courses are often playable when others are not.

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