COUNTY TIPPERARY

In the heart of the Golden Vale. Cahir Park is an 18 Hole Parkland Golf Course on the banks of the river Suir in the heart of Co. Tipperary. Backdropped by the Galtee, Knockmealdown & Comeragh Mountains. We are only 50 mins from Cork, Waterford and Limerick Cities, and we are less than 2 hours from Dublin city centre and only 5 minutes from Junction 10 on M8

Roscrea Golf Club is a parkland course set beneath the Slieve Bloom Mountains in the geographical centre of Ireland. Founded in 1892 and established at its present Derryvale site since 1911, the club expanded from nine to 18 holes after acquiring additional land; eleven new holes, designed by Dr Arthur Spring with sand-based greens, were completed for the club centenary in 1992. The course is described on the club website as scenic with a mix of interesting and testing holes and well-regarded greens. Notable holes include a par-3 that requires a shot over water and a par-4 whose fairway is guarded by out-of-bounds on the left and trees on the right. On-course practice and clubhouse amenities are provided, including a practice putting green, changing rooms and bar and restaurant facilities. Roscrea runs open competitions for men and ladies on Wednesdays from March to October; visitors are invited to book via the club’s online booking system or by telephone and a visitor fee is noted on the site. The course has direct access from the M7 motorway and the club lists approximate drive times from major cities, making it straightforward to reach for visiting players.

Tipperary Golf Club is a long-established club founded on 25 January 1896. The course is an 18‑hole parkland layout set at the rolling foothills of Slievenamuck (Sliabh Muice) with the Galtee Mountains visible behind. The club moved to its present location at Rathanny in 1939 and the course was extended to 18 holes in 1994. A refurbished clubhouse was opened in May 2001. The venue sits on the road to the Glen of Aherlow and presents a layout intended for players at a range of abilities. Visitor tee times are managed through the club’s BRS booking system. The clubhouse includes a bar and restaurant run by O’Rawe Catering; catering is available seven days a week from 10:00 with light refreshments and meals served from noon. The bar and catering service accepts bookings for Sunday lunch, private functions, corporate events and weddings for members and visitors; breakfast can be arranged by pre-booking. For catering enquiries the club lists a contact on 062‑51119 (Ext 3). Practical details such as the club’s contact phone and email are published on the club website for those planning a visit.

Founded in 1911, Clonmel Golf Club is one of the oldest golf clubs in Munster. A rolling parkland layout designed by the renowned course architect Eddie Hackett, it is a mature 18-hole par 71 course measuring 6,365 yards. A friendly and welcoming club always open to societies and casual golfers alike.

Slievenamon Golf Club sits at the foot of Slievenamon in Clonacody, Lisronagh, just four miles from Clonmel and three miles from Fethard (E91 D1F2). The course first opened in 1999 and was taken over in 2018; since then it has undergone a program of redesign and improvement led by course designer and consultant Esie O’Mahony. Changes include an extension from par 68 to par 70, construction of sixteen new tee boxes, reshaping and redesign of a number of greens, the introduction of new bunkers and upgrades to the 17th and 18th holes. The club describes the course as accuracy‑friendly, with fast, true greens, well defined fairways and graded roughs that make it enjoyable for a range of players. The clubhouse has also been refurbished and the restaurant reopened, serving meals in a relaxed setting and offering facilities for events and functions. The club runs membership options and has promoted offers such as a distance membership which includes Golf Ireland affiliation. In recent years the venue added a Mythical Legends Adventure Golf facility and the Sand Trap Coffee House. The club’s communications have also highlighted junior activity and coaching initiatives.

Like all great clubs, evolution and change bring about success. The constant upgrading of facilities on and around the course has see Dundrum rise in the rankings and become a course that, as members, we are extremely proud of. With the new high tech driving range, irrigation system, new bunkers and tee boxes our course will become one of the finest courses not only in Tipperary but also nationwide.

Nenagh Golf Club is a parkland golf club based in Beechwood, Nenagh, County Tipperary. The club’s website describes the course as “Tipperary’s Finest Parkland Golf Course” and provides separate sections for visitors and members, including online and visitor booking pages. Nenagh runs a schedule of competitions and keeps recent competition results and a club diary on its site, and it maintains a Members’ Area with club constitutions, policies and guidance for members. For practice and development the site lists an Academy and Practice Facilities, and the club also lists a Pro Shop and an on-site catering outlet, Gihan’s Eatery. Visitor information such as green fees and society arrangements is available on the club’s website, and the site offers a mailing list for updates. Contact details published on the site include the club email and a local phone number. The club provides pages for juniors and inter-club activity, and posts regular club news updates. This entry summarises publicly available information from the club’s website without adding details that are not shown there.

Templemore Golf Club is a nine‑hole parkland course located just outside the town of Templemore. The club is served by a clubhouse (which includes a hall) and maintains online pages with history, news, fixtures and photos. Green fees are listed at €20 for nine or eighteen holes and are payable only in the clubhouse rather than online. The club publishes membership categories and annual rates; the site shows 2026 rates (for example, full membership €390 and family membership €750) and explains categories such as family, couples, country, distance, beginners, students, juvenile and long‑term disability. Payment options provided on the club pages include a Revolut fast‑track number (087 9582503), an online transfer IBAN (IE21BOFI90445678133532) with BIC (BOFIIE2D), and a fee box located in the clubhouse. The website includes separate pages related to tee bookings for members and for visitors, and it displays historical material including a 50th anniversary reference and archival documents. Visitors and prospective members should consult the club’s own pages or contact the club directly for the latest course status, tee booking procedures and event or membership details.

Thurles Golf Club sits at Turtulla Bridge in Thurles and presents over a century of continuous golfing activity in County Tipperary. The course is laid out as a mature parkland and is described on the club website as a championship course suited to a range of abilities. The club reports a membership in excess of 900 and offers year‑round access for members alongside events, competitions and the use of clubhouse facilities. Practice facilities are available for members and visitors, and the club operates a professional shop and coaching programmes. The Daniel O’Connell Bar & Restaurant within the clubhouse provides dining using locally sourced ingredients and can be booked for meals or private functions. Visitors can reserve tee times through the club’s online booking system, which the club promotes as providing competitive online rates. Membership information and application details are handled by the club office. The setting, clubhouse services and on-site pro shop combine to make Thurles a full-service local club for players seeking regular golf, coaching and social facilities in Tipperary.