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Nestled in the heart of North County Dublin, just 12 minutes from Dublin Airport, Donabate Golf Club is proud to celebrate a century of golfing tradition in 2025. Our 27-hole mature parkland course offers a warm welcome and a rewarding challenge to golfers of all abilities. Our USGA standard sand-based greens allow playability year-round.

Welcome to Kilmashogue Golf Club, nestled amidst the picturesque landscape of the Dublin Mountains. Our course promises an enjoyable yet challenging golfing experience for members, and members guests. With a warm and welcoming atmosphere, golfers of all levels find a home here, where the love for the game is shared. ​ Our clubhouse, with breath-taking views of the course, mountains, and the city, is easily reached from the M50. The club fosters a sense of community, hosting tournaments and providing wonderful facilities. Experience the joy of golf in Rathfarnham at Kilmashogue Golf Club. ​

Members and visitors from home and abroad are most welcome to Corrstown Golf Club. Located close to Dublin Airport, the Club boasts a superb parkland twenty-seven holes. Each hole has its own unique blend of beauty and difficulty. Consequently, we guarantee that your golf game will be tested to its limits.

Situated on the City’s doorstep and located just off the M50, Elmgreen Golf Club is a beautiful, immaculately kept 18-hole parkland course nestled in the leafy suburbs of Dublin 15. Having recently benefited from a €500,000 renovation on and off the course, Elmgreen is a rejuvenated club with a vibrant and growing membership. The Eddie Hackett designed course is located in a secluded estate with mature forestry, tree-lined fairways, and magnificent views of the Dublin mountains.

Ivan Morris in his book, Ireland’s Best 9 Hole Golf Courses, published in 2015, described Foxrock Golf Club as being in the Premier League of nine-hole courses with the best greens, best set of par-four holes, best short game area, and best clubhouse. He also noted that in 1971 there were 123 nine-hole courses registered with the Golfing Union of Ireland (GUI) and just 87 18-hole courses. In the intervening years, many of the nine-hole courses were expanded to 18 holes. In 2013 there were 85 nine-hole courses registered (50 built since 1971) so Foxrock Golf Club is one of only 35 courses that have survived intact since 1971. First impressions of Foxrock GC are that of a very well-presented golf course. Over the last eight years Ken Kearney the renowned Course Architect has undertaken some major course renovations and Improvements to Foxrock GC.

Welcome to Hollywood Lakes Golf Club, Leinster's hidden gem 2022 as awarded by the Golfer Guide to Ireland .A course that is both challenging and enjoyable to all levels of golfer. Founded in 1991 and designed by Mel Flanagan, Hollywood Lakes is a 6,707 m Par-72 with a standard scratch of 72 off the back tees. The sand based greens are durable and playable year round. The mature woodland and natural lakes, as the name suggests, provide the course with its unique character and wonderful landscape and stunning views of Dublin city and Lambay island. The Academy style practice grounds include three chipping greens, driving nets, putting green and driving range with ball dispenser to help hone your game before your round and Professional Darragh Tighe is available for advice and tuition. With improvements commencing shortly on the clubhouse and proshop, we envision facilities on a par to the standard of the course. It gives us great pleasure to welcome new members, visitors and groups to our wonderful club.

Up until 1971 all nine holes in Sutton were located on the clubhouse side of the railway line. New members and visitors shake their heads when they hear this. They are usually told a story that has become embedded in Sutton history. Legend has it that when someone shouted “fore” everyone on the course ducked! The club had spent some time negotiating with Dublin City Council for a large plot of reclaimed land, that had been a dump previously. Eventually the club received a lease and the three new holes that were developed opened in 1971. They have been developed over subsequent years to become three excellent and challenging holes. As might be expected this allowed development of 6 basically new holes on the original footprint of the club. The challenge has remained the same for golfers down through the years. Accuracy is all important - which is why Sutton continues to develop many fine golfers.

Established in 1913 and designed by the renowned Harry Colt on the beautiful grounds of Rathfarnham Castle, the Castle Golf Club is one of Dublin’s best-kept secrets. Located just 10 km from the city, the picturesque and immaculately presented course, with views of the Dublin mountains is a commanding test of golf for players regardless of ability levels.

Roganstown Hotel & Country Club is home to two 18-hole acclaimed championship golf courses, Swords Open Golf Course and Roganstown Championship Course. Roganstown, designed by the great Christy O’Connor Jnr., is a challenging course set on a beautiful landscape with meandering water hazards adding an aesthetic quality to the course. Roganstown plays as well as it looks with a variety of holes that have been designed to put golfers of all abilities to the test and to maximize your overall golfing experience. Swords Open Golf Course is an 18-hole parkland course on relatively flat terrain. The Broadmeadow River flows through the course and the naturally occurring water has been well used in the design of the course and the provision of strategically placed water hazards and features.

Clontarf Golf & Bowling Club welcomes all those who enjoy good golf and superior service. Whatever golf group or society you represent you will find our Club to be a special place, dedicated to your enjoyment. We are proud of our reputation for a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, where visitors feel at home and can revel in the blend of warmth and hospitality extended by our members and staff alike

​Nestled in the great Johnstown Kennedy Estate, Beech Park took its name from the centuries old beech trees that line its fairways. Designed by the great Eddie Hackett, the natural landscape of the estate and the remnants of the old estate, such as stone walls and old French drains, combine to make Beech Park unique and creates a beautiful walk around the course.