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July 24, 2026
Lahinch Golf Club
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Lahinch Golf Club
Lahinch Golf Club sits beside the Atlantic in the small seaside village of Lahinch and has been part of Irish golf since the first game was played there on Good Friday, 15 April 1892. The club’s Old Course is often referred to as the St Andrews of Ireland and reflects a long links tradition; Old Tom Morris was commissioned in 1894 to work with the natural dunes and created signature holes such as the Klondyke (4th) and the Dell (5th). The club hosts a Performance Academy, described on the club website as a leading golf training facility, and maintains clubhouse amenities including locker rooms with day lockers and The South Bar & Restaurant offering daytime and evening dinner menus. Visitor play is welcomed between May and October, and the club requires visitors playing the Old Course to take at least one caddie in the group. Lahinch also figures in the modern event calendar, listed as proud host of the 2026 Walker Cup on the club site. The course’s heritage, coastal setting and the presence of an academy and clubhouse facilities are central to the visitor experience described by the club.
March 4, 2026
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The Golf Course at Adare Manor
Masterfully designed, magnificently maintained, and perfectly set within the glorious estate of one of Europe’s most spectacular manor house hotels, The Golf Course at Adare Manor is ready to take its place among the best championship courses in the world. Celebrated golf architect Tom Fazio has taken what was already an award-winning course and transformed it into a parkland paradise befitting a country in the top tier of global golfing destinations. The new course has been created in harmony with the outstanding natural beauty of its surroundings: lush, softly rolling terrain, mature tree scaping, and the sweeping banks of the River Maigue.
March 4, 2026
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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
Nenagh Golf Club
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Nenagh Golf Club
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.
July 27, 2026
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Templemore Golf Club
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.
July 24, 2026
East Clare Golf Club
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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.
July 24, 2026
Killarney Golf Club
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Killarney Golf Club
Killarney Golf & Fishing Club occupies a lakeside setting next to Killarney National Park, with views across the Lakes of Lough Leane. The club operates two 18-hole championship courses, Killeen and Mahony’s Point, plus a 9-hole course called Lackabane. Over the years the venue has hosted major tournaments, including multiple Irish Opens and other international amateur and professional events. In 2024 the club received the IGTOA Parkland Course of the Year award. Visitors are welcome to play both championship courses subject to tee-time availability; the club advises booking early during the main season. Practical services on site include a pro shop, a driving range, and various hire options such as golf buggies, electric trolleys and pull trolleys, along with club hire. Caddy hire is offered and should be pre-booked. The clubhouse includes the Horseshoe Bar & Restaurant, which provides dining overlooking the lakes and the course. The information above reflects the club’s facilities and operations as presented on the club website and is intended to help golfers planning a visit.
July 24, 2026
Kenmare Golf Club
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Kenmare Golf Club
Kenmare Golf Club is an 18-hole course on the Ring of Kerry, established in 1903. The layout sits in a parkland setting with views across Kenmare Bay and the surrounding mountains. The club presents a course that has been played for more than a century and states it offers a test for golfers of varying abilities. Visitors are welcome and tee times can be booked and paid for via the club’s online booking system; the club also runs open competitions through the year. The clubhouse is centrally located in Kenmare, a short walk from the town centre and within easy reach of local hotels and B&Bs. The clubhouse includes a bar area with an open fire and on-site catering operated as Mike Casey’s on the Green, with Mike Casey of the Lime Tree Restaurant named as proprietor. The website provides practical information such as a hole-by-hole guide, a gallery, visitor green fee rates and details on junior golf, societies and events. The club describes itself as active and well supported by members and notes it is currently open to new members with a range of membership categories. The club also posts news and updates on its Facebook page.
July 27, 2026
Ring Of Kerry Golf Club
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Ring Of Kerry Golf Club
Ring of Kerry Golf Club sits at Greenane in Templenoe and offers an 18‑hole course routed through heathland and parkland. The layout was created by Eddie Hackett and Ron Kirby and features varied terrain and mature, tree‑lined fairways with views across Kenmare Bay to the Caha Mountains. Practice facilities are provided on site and lessons are available from PGA Professionals. The clubhouse contains the refurbished Nua Vista Restaurant, which serves an eclectic menu. The club accepts visitor bookings online around the clock and publishes seasonal green fee rates; it also stages open competitions and arranges society and group bookings. Equipment hire options listed by the club include golf carts, pull trolleys and club rental, and caddies can be pre‑booked through the golf team. Membership is offered in a range of packages and age categories—including full, distance, country, intermediate, youth and academy options—with associated member benefits and competition access. For tee times, events or membership enquiries the club can be contacted at the published address, phone number and email.