February 19, 2026
Westport Golf Club
Located in the shadow of Croagh Patrick, Ireland’s holy mountain, the course boasts fantastic views of the surrounding area from its elevated position above the shore of Clew Bay. Measuring 6,980 yards in length and with five par-five holes, Westport is a demanding track that will test even the longest of hitters off the tee.
February 19, 2026
Strokestown Golf Club
Strokestown Golf club was formed in 1995 and affiliated to the GUI in the same year. In 2001 the club moved to its present location, which is one of the most scenic parkland club's in the West of Ireland. It is an 9-hole Parkland 5,256 metres with a Par 70 and a standard scratch of 69 for the 18-holes. The ladies course measures 4,764 metres Par 74.
February 16, 2026
Galway Golf Club
Located in the famous seaside resort of Salthill Galway Golf Club offers the discerning visitor a Championship Standard 18 hole Parkland Course with spectacular views over Galway Bay, the Burren and Aran Islands. This fine test of golf is 5,974 metres long and plays to a par of 70 with a standard scratch of 72 off the back tees. Access to the first four holes which run alongside Galway Bay is via an underground pedestrian tunnel. With an abundance of mature trees, elevated and tiered greens and plenty of wild gorse to punish the wayward shot you must be accurate off the tee, have a good short game and your putter to be hot to score well - playing to your handicap here, your game is in good shape!!
February 19, 2026
Tubbercurry Golf Club
Discover Tubbercurry Golf Club, a scenic and challenging 9-hole course nestled in the heart of County Sligo. Known for its well-maintained fairways and greens, this community-focused club offers a warm and friendly atmosphere for golfers of all levels. Enjoy stunning views of the surrounding landscape as you navigate our thoughtfully designed holes. Savour homemade delights and lunches in our exceptional Susie’s Bistro. Tubbercurry Golf Club is the perfect destination for a relaxing and enjoyable golfing experience. Join us and experience the best of Irish golf.
February 16, 2026
Glenlo Abbey Golf Club
The unique Championship 9-Hole Golf Course is quickly becoming one of the best golf courses in Ireland with rolling hills, set upon the banks of Lough Corrib. It is perfectly located on The Wild Atlantic Way and has been recognised as one of Ireland's best 9-hole golf courses.
February 16, 2026
Cregmore Park Golf Club
Cregmore Park is a stunning par 72 championship course designed by Dr. Arthur Spring set in the beautiful rolling countryside of Co.Galway. Located just on the eastern outskirts of Galway City-15 minutes from the City Centre. This championship golf course and driving range provides the most enjoyable experience for golfers of all standards in Ireland.
February 16, 2026
Loughrea Golf Club
Loughrea Golf Club is long recognised as one of the finest Parkland courses in the country. We have a proud tradition of providing a warm welcome to all our visitors and societies. We offer a challenging course – always in excellent condition, and an opportunity to socalise with our members in our friendly lounge and restaurant. The members and committees have continued to improve the length, layout and conditioning of their course over the years and have hosted many GUI events including the Connacht Junior Cup provincial qualifiers and the Connacht Cups and Shields Finals. The Connacht Branch’s Championship Committee voted the golf course the ‘Best presented course in Connacht of 2011’ and presented an award to Captain Pat Hynes
February 16, 2026
Mountbellew Golf Club
Mountbellew Golf Club is a mature 18-hole parkland course that’s open to visitors seven days a week. Off the white tees it measures just 5,644 yards, but don’t be fooled – you’ll need to think your way around it. Position is everything here. Keep it in play and you’ll be rewarded with short irons into greens, but take on too much and the course will bite back. The layout keeps things interesting from start to finish. The front nine features a tough mix of par 3s and tight par 4s that can test even low handicappers, while the back nine opens up a little with scoring chances on the par 5s. It’s the perfect balance of challenge and fun, the kind of course you walk off smiling, already planning your next round.