July 24, 2026

Limerick Golf Club was established in 1891 and is located at Ballyclough, a short drive from Limerick city and within easy reach of Adare Manor Resort and Shannon Airport. The venue offers an 18-hole championship parkland course noted for its mature trees and strategically placed bunkers; the layout shows the influence of Dr. Alister MacKenzie. The club has a long competitive history: it was the first Irish club to win the European Club Championship in 1980 and has hosted the J.P. McManus Invitational Pro‑Am on multiple occasions. The present clubhouse was opened in 2007 by Pádraig Harrington. Practice facilities include two USGA-standard chipping and putting greens beside the car park and 2nd green, an additional chipping green beside the 16th, a putting green between the car park and 1st tee, and a practice range located left of the 6th fairway. Visitor arrangements are handled through the club’s online booking system or via the office. The club’s website lists an international visitor green fee rate and participation in the Tiger’s Wood Challenge as part of that rate. These details may be useful when planning a visit or an organised group booking.





