March 4, 2026
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”.
March 18, 2026
Castletroy Golf Club
Founded in 1937, Castletroy Golf Club enjoys a well-deserved reputation for its charming tree-lined golf course, excellent facilities, and traditional Limerick hospitality. The team at Castletroy is always pleased to welcome visiting societies as well as individual golfers to the club. We can offer individually tailored packages to suit all requirements.
July 27, 2026
Spanish Point Golf Club
Spanish Point Golf Club
Spanish Point Golf Club is a traditional nine-hole links course on the Wild Atlantic Way, set beside the Atlantic with views across dunes and rolling fairways. The location exposes golfers to coastal winds and the changing conditions typical of seaside links, and the course layout reflects that terrain. The club has received local recognition in recent years, including being voted Best 9-Hole Course (2019 and 2024) and Munster Best Value & Golf Experience in 2020. Visitors are accommodated year-round with flexible tee times and competitive green fees; advance booking is advised at busy times. Rental options are available for travelling players, including quality club hire, trolley hire and electric buggy availability subject to course conditions. Onsite facilities include a refurbished clubhouse with bar and locker rooms, a covered deck area, light refreshments and comfortable changing accommodation. The club also operates a TrackMan studio for indoor practice and instruction. Spanish Point is frequently visited by golf groups and tour organisers and can assist with scheduling multiple tee times. Nearby attractions cited by the club include the Cliffs of Moher, Lahinch and the town of Miltown Malbay, making the venue a practical stop for golfers touring County Clare.
July 27, 2026
Thurles Golf Club
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.
July 27, 2026
Slievenamon Golf Club
Slievenamon Golf Club
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.
March 31, 2026
Ceann Sibeal Golf Club
Ceann SIbéal is a members club, situated in Baile an Fheirtéaraigh on the DIngle Peninsula. Our claim to fame is that we are the most westerly golf course in Europe. Perched on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, the views from the course are spectacular. To the west are the Blasket Islands, to the east is Mount Brandon and to the north is the towering headland of Ceann Sibéal after which the course is named. We are open all year round for members and visiting golfers.
March 16, 2026
Cahir Park Golf Club
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
July 27, 2026
Fota Island Golf Club
For golf enthusiasts, Fota Island Resort is a player’s paradise. Surrounded by tall oak trees, and bathed in peace and quiet, Fota Island Resort provides the perfect backdrop for the perfect game. Three time host to the Irish Open, the three championship courses are a configuration across 27 holes and all are meticulously maintained to the highest standards.
July 24, 2026
East Clare Golf Club
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.