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July 27, 2026
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West Waterford Golf Club
West Waterford Golf Club sits in the Coolcormuck Valley near Dungarvan in County Waterford. The course is identified on the club website as an Eddie Hackett design and is noted as the home club of touring professionals Séamus Power and Gary Hurley. Visitors can find green fee information and tee time booking options in the club’s online menu. The club also lists a PGA professional and a pro shop on site, and it operates a bar and restaurant for members and visitors. Commentators and golf writers have featured the course in print and online reports, including Destination Golf Ireland and contributors such as Ivan Morris and Kevin Markham. The club’s contact details shown on the website include an email address and a local telephone number. West Waterford presents itself as a traditional Irish setting for golf and provides the basic on-site services golfers typically expect: professional instruction and retail support from a pro shop, plus dining and bar facilities. For specific course details, tee time procedures or to confirm services for visiting parties, the club directs prospective visitors to its website contact channels.
July 27, 2026
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Roscrea Golf Club
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.
July 24, 2026
Mahon Golf Club
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Mahon Golf Club
Mahon Golf Course is a municipal course in Cork, Ireland, that operates a public booking system and a staffed Green Fees Office. Visitors can book online through the club’s BRS booking facility and payment is taken at the point of booking; on arrival all players are required to report to the Green Fees Office to check in. The course enforces a number of straightforward local rules: golfers must have their own set of clubs (sharing is not permitted), non‑paying walkers are not allowed on the course, and players should aim to arrive about 15 minutes before their tee time. There is a 24‑hour cancellation policy and bookings are transferable to another player if you cannot attend. Hire equipment and pay‑as‑you‑play services are offered: rental clubs must be reserved in advance, and the club publishes rates for ride‑on buggies and pull trolleys. Season Ticket applications are currently paused and the club publishes a range of seasonal green‑fee and membership options. The course also asks golfers to observe GUI standard dress and suitable footwear. For bookings, hire enquiries or cancellations the club requests contact by phone or email prior to arrival.
July 27, 2026
Newcastle West Golf Club
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Newcastle West Golf Club
Newcastle West Golf Club was founded in 1938 after eight local businessmen met in April of that year to form a club. The official opening took place on 14 September 1938 when the V. Rev. Canon Hannon drove off the first tee; the club’s first competition was held a week later on 21 September 1938 and was won by D. O’Dwyer. In its early years the club engaged a professional, D. Murray, to give lessons and to supervise course development. In 1992 the membership voted to relocate from a nine‑hole site and develop an 18‑hole course at Rathgonan, just outside the village of Ardagh. Play commenced on the new 18‑hole course in May 1994. The course site is in the parish of Coolcappa and was formerly part of the Cahermoyle Estate. Facilities on the club’s site include a clubhouse with bar and catering, a 10‑bay fully covered and floodlit driving range, an 18‑hole putting green, a chipping green and a pro shop. The pro shop is managed by club professional Ian Colleran, who provides coaching through the Ian Colleran Golf Academy. The club publishes visitor green fee information and runs society days, with society rates noted for Irish‑based groups.
July 24, 2026
Kinsale Golf Club
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Kinsale Golf Club
Kinsale Golf Club was formally affiliated in 1912 and has developed through several locations around Kinsale before establishing its present 18-hole championship parkland course at Farrangalway in the mid-1990s. The modern Farrangalway layout was created on roughly 122 acres of Bandon Valley farmland and plays as two returning nine-hole loops, with a listed length of approximately 6,935 yards. The club retains links with its past sites: the earlier Ringenane course still exists and now operates as a Footgolf course. Facilities at the club support year-round play and coaching. Practice provision includes a driving range with covered and open bays, short-game areas with chipping zones and putting greens, while the on-site professional shop and PGA coaching team provide lessons, custom fitting and equipment advice. The clubhouse contains bar and dining facilities (Atlantis Restaurant) which serve members, visitors and societies and can accommodate larger group bookings. The club has hosted provincial and national events, marked its centenary by staging All-Ireland Cups and Shields finals in 2012, and lists competitive successes and notable players among its recent history. Practical visitor services include buggy and trolley hire, changing rooms with showers, and wheelchair access to key facilities.
July 24, 2026
Goldcoast Golf Club
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Goldcoast Golf Club
Gold Coast Golf Club, located in Ballinacourty, Dungarvan, is presented as a championship parkland course that runs alongside the coast. The layout comprises 18 holes at par 72 and measures 6,204 metres (6,785 yards). The routing combines mature, tree-lined fairways first laid out in 1939 with a number of longer, more recent holes, producing a mix of hole lengths and landscapes. Large sections of the course border the Atlantic Ocean for approximately 1.5 miles, and there are views across Dungarvan Bay to the Irish Sea and Helvick Head. Practical details shown on the club website include published green fees, a downloadable scorecard, and arrangements for tee-time bookings and open competitions for visitors. Buggies are available for hire. Contact is provided on the site by telephone and email, and the club lists its postal code as X35 P868. This summary is restricted to the factual information presented on the club’s website; for current playing conditions, availability and any additional services, contact the club directly.
July 24, 2026
Monkstown Golf Club
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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
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Kilrush Golf Club
Kilrush Golf Club is a member-run parkland course on the west Clare coast, with roots that reach back to the 1930s. The club began as a seasonal nine-hole layout and, following land purchases and development through the late 20th century, now presents an 18-hole course laid out by Dr Arthur Spring in the 1990s. The present clubhouse was built in 2001, replacing the earlier farmhouse facility. Over decades members have planted and managed trees and course improvements, and the club retains an active junior programme and strong local involvement. Visitors will find competitive green fees (listed at €35) and the club welcomes society bookings; visitors who pay the green fee and play on Sundays receive free entry into the club’s open competitions. Kilrush sits on the Wild Atlantic Way in West Clare and is about 15 minutes from Doonbeg Golf Course, making it a practical stop on a regional golf itinerary. The club’s history includes periods of expansion from nine to 14 and then 18 holes, and a continuous community emphasis in running and maintaining the course. For enquiries about bookings, competitions or membership the club publishes a phone number and an email address on its website.