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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 6, 2026
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Dooks Golf Club
With majestic views of the Wild Atlantic Ocean and the nearby Reeks mountain range, which is home to the highest mountain in Ireland, Dooks Golf Links offers a visual feast of scenery at the edge of Dingle Bay as well as a technical challenge for all golfers.
March 31, 2026
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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.
July 24, 2026
Dromoland Castle Golf & Country Club
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Dromoland Castle Golf & Country Club
Dromoland Castle Golf & Country Club sits on the hotel’s 500‑acre estate near Newmarket‑on‑Fergus in County Clare. The course is a parkland layout routed among mature trees and gentle hills, with water hazards appearing on a number of holes. Designed by Ron Kirby and J.B. Carr, the championship routing plays to 6,824 yards from the men’s tees and 5,242 yards from the ladies’ tees. The official site describes the course as presenting an enjoyable challenge to both amateurs and professionals and provides a published scorecard and a hole‑by‑hole video guide for preparation. On the golf pages the resort highlights its Academy and a Trackman simulator room, and the property operates a boutique golf shop. The golf section of the website also refers to arrangements for societies, corporate days and events. GPS and map information are provided on the site for visitors planning travel. Green‑fee booking and further enquiries are handled through the resort’s golf booking pages and the contact points published on the official site. This summary is drawn from the information available on Dromoland’s official golf pages.
July 27, 2026
Shannon Golf Club
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Shannon Golf Club
Shannon Golf Club was established in 1966 and today operates an 18‑hole layout measuring 6,763 yards. The course was designed by John D. Harris and, according to the club, has matured into a noted inland course in Munster and Ireland. The clubhouse and facilities sit at Shannon Airport, with the club advising it is roughly five minutes from the airport, which makes it convenient for visiting golfers. Visitors are welcome and tee times can be booked online or at the clubhouse. The club publishes visitor green fees (for example, weekend and bank‑holiday rounds are listed at €120 and weekday rounds at €100, with reduced fees for Golf Ireland members). Practice facilities are available for driving, chipping and putting, and the club operates a pro shop. Onsite catering is provided through the club restaurant and bar, which also cater for private events and functions. Membership is offered year‑round, with access to competitive events and club activities. The club publishes booking and fee information on its website and recommends contacting the clubhouse or pro shop for availability, group options and event arrangements.
March 13, 2026
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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 27, 2026
Waterville Golf Club
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Waterville Golf Club
Waterville Golf Club is based in Waterville, Co. Kerry. The club operates active men's and ladies' sections; committee lists for 2026 are published (Men’s captain Mr. Larry ‘Chip’ Murphy; Ladies captain Alma Cronin O'Sullivan). The club runs a full calendar of competitions including major events (Captain’s Prize, President’s Prize, John A. Mulcahy Trophy and John Quinlan Memorial), open competitions, invitationals and inter‑club matches. Competition procedures and handicapping follow the Rules of Golf and the World Handicapping System; the club uses a computerised online competition system and requests that competitors enter via the system or the competition room computer before play, and to record scores on completion. Tee times should be booked through the club office in advance. The club permits the use of buggies in competitions. Junior activity is supported through a junior officer and team involvement is noted on the site. Practical information and club documents, including competition rules and AGM material, are available on the club website and in the competition room. For enquiries the site provides a members area and a prompt to enter an email; no public phone or email address is displayed. Visitors and members should consult the club noticeboards and online postings for current notices, tee‑time arrangements and specific competition conditions.