GOLF CLUB

November 10, 2025
Mountrath Golf Club
The seeds of Mountrath Golf Club were sewn when fifteen people – mainly Doctors, Priests, Bankers and Businessmen met on October 23rd, 1929 in the old cinema hall in Mountrath. From this group a Committee was set up to form the club and organize playing facilities; and so Mountrath Golf Club took shape. The trustees of the Club approached James Conroy, Forest, Mountrath and rented part of his 520 acre estate. On 31st October 1929. 65 acres were rented for one year for a payment of £35. An old two-storey house on the land was to be used as the Clubhouse.
August 28, 2025
Concra Wood Golf Club
Concra Wood Golf Club boasts an 18 hole, par 72 championship golf course situated in Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan. The golf course at Concra Wood was designed by two of Ireland’s golfing legends: Christy O’Connor Junior and Senior.
November 26, 2025
Woodbrook Golf Club
Woodbrook Golf Club was established in 1921, by Sir Stanley Cochrane as his private club. Woodbrook was first affiliated to the Golfing Union of Ireland in 1926. Sir Stanley had previously indulged his enthusiasm for cricket at Woodbrook, a fact that is still reflected in the pavilion-style clubhouse and the cricket bell, which tolled the start and finish of play and now hangs in the bar. In olden days the Dublin-Bray train stopped at the club and in the early days of tournament golf, spectators alighted on the course. Although a flat course, the wind plays a most significant role. When it blows from the North, nine holes are affected, including three out of the last four. When it’s from the South, the tenth plus the par three eleventh, and the par five – 12th, 14th and 16th, all become very difficult long holes. A crosswind from the East affects almost every hole on the course and calls for shot making of the highest calibre. With its configuration of five par threes and five par fives, Woodbrook’s layout is unusual but, in the opinion of those who have played there, it is a championship course in every meaning of the word.
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.
October 27, 2025
Kilmashogue Golf Club
Welcome to Kilmashogue Golf Club, nestled amidst the picturesque landscape of the Dublin Mountains. Our course promises an enjoyable yet challenging golfing experience for members, and members guests. With a warm and welcoming atmosphere, golfers of all levels find a home here, where the love for the game is shared. ​ Our clubhouse, with breath-taking views of the course, mountains, and the city, is easily reached from the M50. The club fosters a sense of community, hosting tournaments and providing wonderful facilities. Experience the joy of golf in Rathfarnham at Kilmashogue Golf Club. ​
October 8, 2025
Whitehead Golf Club
Perched on the basalt cliffs that overlook the sea on three sides, our layout offers plenty of spectacular views as you make your way around this wonderful 18-hole course. We’ve been welcoming members and visitors since 1904 and, when your round is complete, our restaurant and bars provide a perfect setting to relax and reflect on your round.
September 25, 2025
Roe Park Golf Club
Roe Valley Resort is home to a stunning 18-hole parkland course in the heart of the scenic Roe Valley. Designed by Marc Westenberg, the par-70 layout offers a memorable experience for golfers of all abilities, blending mature trees, water features, and rolling countryside into a strategic and enjoyable round. Recognised as one of Northern Ireland’s top golf resorts and named “Best Golf Resort in Ulster” by the Golfers Guide to Ireland, the Resort continues to invest in quality. Other golf experiences at Roe Valley Resort include the 18 bay floodlit driving range, made up of 10 indoor Toptracer bays and 8 outdoor bays, ideal for sharpening your skills or enjoying a relaxed session with friends or family. The resort also features an indoor TrackMan Studio, a well-stocked Golf Shop, and expert tuition from on-site PGA Professionals. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just getting started, Roe Valley delivers a premium golf experience in a picturesque and welcoming setting.
October 15, 2025
Elm Park Golf & Sports Club Golf Club
Set on 39 hectares of picturesque parkland, only 6kms from Dublin City Centre and 20kms from Dublin Airport. Elm Park Golf & Sports Club was founded in 1925, the Club offers world class facilities for golf and tennis, with an 18 hole golf course, 13 tennis courts (2 all-weather floodlit, 4 artificial clay courts, 2 covered courts and 5 grass courts) and 3 Padel courts. The vibrant membership of Elm Park also provide numerous clubs and societies covering activities from bridge to snooker, to art and poetry. The clubhouse and recently refurbished sports area provide a comfortable and welcoming space to unwind, enjoy fine or casual dining, or just relax in the bar and enjoy the beautiful views.
October 9, 2025
Castlecomer Golf Club
Castlecomer Golf Club is situated just 15 minutes from Kilkenny City. Nestled within a 200-year-old forest, our course offers elevated beauty and magnificent views of the surrounding countryside, framed by a stunning woodland canopy. Designed by the renowned Pat Ruddy and completed in 2003, the course provides a challenging yet rewarding test of golf, complemented by breathtaking vistas of the local terrain. At Castlecomer Golf Club, we take pride in offering a unique golfing experience that blends natural splendour with exceptional design.
July 24, 2026
Maine Valley Golf Club
Maine Valley Golf Club
Maine Valley Members Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course located just outside Killorglin on the River Maine. The layout, opened in 1992 and designed by Eddie Hackett, has matured into a tree-lined course with numerous bunkers and water hazards. It plays to a par of 72/73 and measures up to 6,411 yards from the back tees, with shorter tee options available. The routing provides clear views of Dingle Bay, the Slieve Mish Range and the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks to the west, and the setting places the course centrally on the Ring of Kerry. The club was formed in June 2020 through an amalgamation of the former Killorglin and Castleisland clubs; membership is open and the club operates a pro shop on site. Visitors can play year round and the course offers green-fee rounds and group/society bookings. For practical details and bookings the pro shop can be contacted by phone. On-course features such as raised tees, two-tiered greens and a mix of long and short par holes mean the course requires thoughtful shot selection across the card. The clubhouse includes catering and bar facilities overlooking the harbour for post-round food and drink.