COUNTY DUBLIN

Located in the leafy Dublin suburbs, Castleknock Golf Club is a beautifully scenic parkland course, maintained to the highest standards. Open year-round, you won’t see fairway mats or temporary greens.

Situated in the foothills of the Dublin mountains, just 15 minutes from the city centre and with access to all major routes, Grange Golf Club, a James Braid course and home to Paul McGinley, Ryder Cup Captain, was voted as the best parkland course in Dublin (Golf Digest, 2008). Visitors can look forward to playing a mature woodland course with beautiful views and without any sense of being close to the city or suburbs. Grange adjoins Marlay Park and is beside St. Enda’s Park, which provide wonderful natural boundaries.

Deer Park Golf offers an 18-hole course, a 9-hole course and a challenging 18- hole Pitch & Putt course to give you great options for golf courses in North Dublin for all occasions and to suit all tastes.

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.

Welcome to Corballis Links, a course with a century-old history. A gem in the Irish Links family, with breath-taking coastal views along the North Dublin coastline, this special par-66 offers a unique golfing challenge to test all levels. The course has seen major improvements over the past couple of years particularly with four magnificent new holes being introduced along the coastline. The breathtaking views are always a welcoming distraction from the golfing challenge ahead and at the same time, fantastic enjoyment.

Within a picturesque curve of coastline, 10 miles to the north of Dublin City and only a 15-minute drive from Dublin Airport, Portmarnock Golf Club sits majestically on a narrow tongue of shallow duneland. And as a measure of its enduring quality, it remains one of the most respected venues in world golf. No other Irish course has been graced by so many distinguished players in a rich history encompasing a broad sweep of significant events. It is where Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead successfully followed its serpentine route through classsic linkland on their way to victory in the 1960 Canada Cup. And it is where another generation of Americans, including Phil Mickelson and David Duval, secured a memorable Walker Cup triumph in 1991. These events, along with 19 stagings of the European Tour's Irish Open Championship, reflect the quality of a searching examination across the link's 27 holes. We look forward to warmly welcoming you to play our Championship links, which are rated consistently at the top of national polls, including the Golf Digest rankings.