GOLF CLUB

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.
October 13, 2025
Co. Meath Golf Club
Co. Meath golf Club is an 18 Hole Parkland golf course with its historic roots dating back to 1898. The famous course Architect Eddie Hackett designed the new 18 holes opened for play in 1991. The full story of Co. Meath Golf Club, The Road from Effernock, is for sale behind the bar in the clubhouse.
September 2, 2025
Kilrea Golf Club
Kilrea Golf Club was founded in 1919, and is situated a half mile to the south west of the town. The original undulating inland course, is one of the driest to be found. Recent extensions to the course, whilst reclaimed from bogland, are also well drained, and the course is often open when others have succumbed to the Irish climate.
October 8, 2025
Temple Golf Club
Set in the rolling drumlins of County Down, the course has magnificent views of Slieve Croob and the Mountains of Mourne which harnesses the natural environment in order to offer challenging golf and stunning views.
July 24, 2026
Monkstown Golf Club
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.
February 19, 2026
Roscommon Golf Club
Since 1904, Roscommon Golf Club has combined stunning landscapes with a course that tests every level of golfer. Nestled in the heart of County Roscommon, Roscommon Golf Club offers a premier 18-hole championship parkland course. Established in 1904 on the historic Mote Park Estate, the course seamlessly blends mature woodlands with modern design, providing a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all levels.
September 25, 2025
Ormeau Golf Club
Located within a mile of the bustling centre of the city of Belfast and nestling under the shadow of the giant Harland and Wolff shipyard cranes, Ormeau Golf Club can truly be labelled the course in the heart of the city.....
October 9, 2025
Bray Golf Club
Bray Golf Club, in existence since 1897, is a Member owned Club with a vibrant domestic & inter Club competitive spirit. From humble beginnings as a 9 hole Club in the centre of Bray Town from 1897 until early 2000's, Bray GC has always been an integral part of the community. At all levels, the Club is in a position to compete amongst the very best. The Juniors, both Boys & Girls have done particularly well over the last couple of years. The Club also has an active social section as well as other attractions and excursions. The Club is situated on the side of Bray Head with breath taking views over the Wicklow Mountains to the West. To the North, there is a panoramic view over the whole of Dublin Bay.