Golf Courses - Dublin and East

Covered in low-set dunes and small sandy hollows, the 27-hole Portmarnock Golf Club occupies most of a 500-acre peninsula wedged between the Irish Sea and a tidal inlet to the north of Dublin Bay. ...

Unlike the majority of modern golf developers who seek immediate headlines and hefty financial returns with their compromised estate master plans, when Irish writer Pat Ruddy decided to build his o...

Located near the historic town of Drogheda and founded in 1892, the County Louth Golf Club is the home of the famous Baltray links, created by architect Tom Simpson in 1938. Simpson's course has be...

One of the first dozen golf clubs in Ireland, The Island Golf Club was founded by a group of members from Royal Dublin frustrated that their club did not allow golf on Sundays. In 1887 four such me...

The Staffran Estate in County Kildare had a history dating back almost 1,500 years prior to paper and packaging magnate Dr Michael Smurfit purchasing it in 1988 with a view to creating a luxury gol...

Killeen Castle hosts a magnificent Jack Nicklaus Signature Course designed and constructed by arguably the game’s greatest golfer and the world’s preeminent course designer. With a record 18 major ...

The Royal Dublin Golf Club was formed in 1885, and moved to its current home on Bull Island five years later when members started golfing on what is essentially a large and expanding sand bank. Thi...

Designed by Nicklaus Design, Mount Juliet is standard resort fare with few truly redeeming holes and barely a single feature of the site incorporated into the design, aside from the odd mature tree...

Situated on the shoreline of a rugged peninsula, The Links Portmarnock was the first golf course that International Management Group (IMG) developed in Ireland and opened for play in 1995.

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The Staffran Estate in County Kildare had a history dating back almost 1,500 years prior to paper and packaging magnate Dr Michael Smurfit purchasing it in 1988 with a view to creating a luxury gol...