✕
March 4, 2026
Categories
Adare Manor Golf Club
Adare Manor Golf Club provides a quality golfing experience, for members and visitors, on a uniquely scenic course, in a consistently friendly and welcoming manner. Our 18-hole parkland golf course is steeped in history and is recognised as one of the best hidden gems on the island of Ireland. The Desmond Castle (1200 AD) is a magnificent backdrop to the 1st and 15th greens, while the ruins of the Franciscan Abbey (1464 AD) dominate the centre of the course. Golfing societies and all visitors are very welcome, and will find the tree-lined fairways a serious golfing challenge. Our course and catering staff are here to look after your every need in a friendly manner and to ensure that your visit is a pleasant and memorable one. We look forward to your visit and assure you of a traditional “Céad Míle Fáilte”.
July 24, 2026
East Cork Golf Club
Categories
East Cork Golf Club
East Cork Golf Club began in 1968 when Eamon and Peg Moloney converted their dairy farm into a nine‑hole layout. The course occupies a parkland site on the outskirts of Midleton, bordered by two rivers, and was designed by Eddie Hackett with construction carried out by local contractor Ned Moran. The original nine holes were officially opened on 10 November 1969 by the late Mr. Brian Lenihan, T.D.; the course was later extended to 18 holes in 1975 and the clubhouse was enlarged in 1992. The club’s scorecard is a par‑69 layout from the blue tees with a total yardage of 5,649 yards, and multiple tee options are provided on the course scorecard. Visitors are welcomed year‑round and green fee rates are published on the club website. A staffed pro shop serves the course and is the point of contact for course status and bookings. The club’s website and on‑site staff provide the current course status and practical information for visitors. The club notes hospitality and courtesy as long‑standing aspects of its character.
July 24, 2026
Monkstown Golf Club
Categories
Monkstown Golf Club
Monkstown Golf Club occupies a site overlooking Cork Harbour and was established in 1908. The club has undergone phased development in recent years, including significant bunker improvements and upgrades to course and practice facilities. A dedicated Golf Academy and enhanced short-game facilities form part of the club’s investment in coaching and player development. In August 2025 Monkstown hosted the 115th Irish PGA Championship (the Brown & Brown Irish PGA Championship), the first time that event was staged at the venue following those course and practice facility upgrades. The club has also been recognised by Golfers' Guide to Ireland, being named Munster Parkland Course of the Year for 2023 and 2026, with the award presented in August 2025. The clubhouse, which was replaced with a new building in October 2006, includes modern locker rooms, a pro shop, a bar and restaurant, and a TrackMan teaching room with a simulator. The clubhouse facilities are used both by golfers and for functions; the club states it can provide special menus and cater for events such as weddings and communions.
July 24, 2026
Glengarriff Golf Club
Categories
Glengarriff Golf Club
Glengarriff Golf Club is a nine‑hole, parkland‑style course situated in the village of Glengarriff in West Cork. The club was established in 1934 and welcomes visitors, societies and members of all abilities. The course is managed for year‑round play where conditions allow and offers practice facilities alongside use of the clubhouse and its social areas (subject to opening hours). Visitors can play a full 9‑hole round or combine to play 18 holes; Summer 2026 green fee information on the club site lists rates for 9 holes and 18 holes. Club services include hire of clubs and optional golf cart (buggy) hire, available subject to availability. The club runs events through the season and is home to the Maureen O’Hara Golf Classic festival in July. Booking is handled through the club’s tee time system and visitors are invited to check opening times and availability before travelling. The setting and the shorter, parkland layout make the course suitable for golfers seeking a relaxed outing rather than a championship test.
July 24, 2026
Kilkee Golf Club
Categories
Kilkee Golf Club
Kilkee Golf Club is an 18-hole course on the Wild Atlantic Way in Kilkee, County Clare. The present 18-hole layout evolved from an original nine-hole course first constructed in 1886. Several holes offer coastal scenery: the 1st and 2nd tees look out over the Atlantic Ocean and the 3rd tee sits above Chimney Bay with a notable clifftop aspect. The town of Kilkee is a seaside resort with a selection of hotels, restaurants and bars close to the course. Kilkee occupies a convenient location for visiting golfers, with Trump Doonbeg approximately 9 km away, Kilrush Golf Club about 12 km and Lahinch Golf Links around 30 km. The club sells golf gift vouchers online and publishes starting time information seasonally: later starts in November–March and earlier weekday starts in April–September, with adjusted weekday times in October. The club welcomes membership and societies and runs competitions and events through the year. Contact details and green fee information are available on the club website; tee time booking is offered though no booking URL is provided here. The club provides local links golf with coastal views and a long history dating back to the 19th century.
March 16, 2026
Categories
Berehaven Golf Club
As I drove away from Berehaven, I couldn’t help feeling that if somebody threw a million dollars at this, largely unheralded gem of a course, it might become a serious rival to California´s Pebble Beach; it really does have that much potential.
March 16, 2026
Categories
Castlegregory Golf Club
Castlegregory is a superb links golf course situated between the scenic Lough Gill and Brandon Bay, at Stradbally, near Tralee, Co. Kerry. The magical colours of Mount Brandon act as a magnificent backdrop to this 5876 yard par 68 nine-hole course.The tranquil setting, combined with the excellent use of natural features ensure that Castlegregory provides golfers with an enjoyable but testing challenge.
July 24, 2026
Dungarvan Golf Club
Categories
Dungarvan Golf Club
Dungarvan Golf Club is an 18-hole championship parkland course located just outside the town of Dungarvan, about 4 km from the town centre. The course lies close to Dungarvan Bay and the Waterford Greenway and is set against the backdrop of the Comeragh Mountains. It plays at 6,688 yards from the men's tees and 5,456 yards from the ladies' tees. The club maintains a staffed pro shop run by Head Professional David Hayes, who has been in the post since February 1996; the pro shop provides equipment and hire services including buggies, trolleys and club hire. On-site catering is available through the Links Bar & Restaurant, which is open year-round seven days a week. Visitors can take advantage of the Dungarvan Golf Triangle, a local offer that lets visiting golfers play three nearby championship courses for the price of two. The club publishes membership and visitor green fee information and handles bookings and enquiries through its office contact details. The setting and yardages make the course a straightforward reference for planning a round in the West Waterford area.
March 13, 2026
Categories
Ballyneety Golf Club
This championship golf course is set on 183 acres of rolling Irish countryside. Stroll up the gentle slopes of the fourth fairway and be rewarded by stunning views of Limerick City and County and even the Clare Hills. This 18 Hole championship golf course has sand-based greens and tees all built to USGA standards. Co-designed by 2014 Ryder Cup Vice-Captain, Des Smyth and Irish Amateur International, Declan Brannigan, the course opened for play in 1994. Golfers and guests can relax and unwind after a game of golf in Vines Grill and Bar/Restaurant located in the unusual glass-enclosed Club House. Excellent views of two thirds of the golf course can be enjoyed from this elevated site. Club house facilities are designed to create a pleasing ambience and supreme comfort. The restaurant is open to the public and offers excellent food in a relaxed and gracious surrounding.
July 24, 2026
Kanturk Golf Club
Categories
Kanturk Golf Club
Kanturk Golf Club sits in the rolling countryside of north Cork between Mallow and Killarney, with views across the Blackwater valley and toward the Boggeragh Mountains and Mount Hillary. The club offers a mature, 18-hole parkland course laid out to a Par 71 over 5,721 metres. Accuracy from the tee and precise iron play are rewarded: the greens are relatively small and described on the club site as fast, while bunkers and subtle doglegs add strategic interest. The course has developed over decades and presents a measured test for a wide range of abilities rather than relying on length alone. Visitors can expect a traditional clubhouse with bar and restaurant facilities and a friendly local atmosphere. Kanturk welcomes societies and runs open competitions; green fee information is published by the club. Practical visitor arrangements include hireable two‑person golf carts (with tops and windshields) and pull carts. The course’s compact routing and scenic setting make it suitable for players looking for a parkland layout with well-kept greens and straightforward visitor arrangements rather than a heavily commercialised resort experience.
July 24, 2026
East Clare Golf Club
Categories
East Clare Golf Club
East Clare Golf Club is a championship parkland course set across roughly 150 acres of rolling East Clare countryside, close to Lough Derg. The 18-hole layout, completed after additional land purchases in 1995–96, was designed by Dr. Arthur Spring and measures about 6,031 metres. The routing includes several on-course water features and offers notable panoramic views, particularly from the 6th and 12th greens. The course is known for its large, multi-tiered greens; the venue hosted the PGA Seniors Tour West of Ireland Championship in August 1998. The club’s development began as a 9-hole course in the early 1990s, gained official status from the Golfing Union of Ireland in 1992, and later opened a clubhouse in July 2001. In 2007 the members completed the transition to a members-owned club. Visitor tee times are handled through the club shop; prospective visitors can contact the club shop by telephone for bookings. The club website and contact details provide further practical information on green fees, booking rules and membership options.