Ireland Golf Courses

Irish Open host parkland in a castle estate. Championship challenge with excellent facilities — suits mid to low handicaps.

Killarney's championship Irish Open course. Stunning National Park setting — top-tier parkland, suits mid to low handicaps.

Killarney's most photogenic course — the famous par 3 18th sits above Lough Leane. Accessible and spectacular for all levels.

Top-rated championship resort in a 300-acre Cavan estate. Demanding but fair — one of Ireland's best inland courses.

Irish Open host with 54 holes on a Cork Harbour island. Accessible championship golf — suits mid to high handicaps.

Croagh Patrick behind you, Clew Bay ahead. The best parkland in the west — challenging, fair, and very welcoming.

Portstewart's shorter, more accessible links. Fun and affordable Causeway Coast golf beside the famous Strand.

Traditional James Braid links on the Ards Peninsula. Fun, honest golf at excellent value — suits any handicap.

Links golf beneath the Mourne Mountains. Relaxed and affordable — suits all levels, scenery is outstanding.

Genuine Bull Island links beside Royal Dublin — same terrain, fraction of the price. Dublin's best-value links round.

Underrated Carlingford Lough links with Mourne Mountain views. Great value and worth the detour — hidden gem.

Southeast Ireland's only proper links. Traditional layout — the perfect first course off the Rosslare ferry.

Fair Head links with Rathlin Island views. Budget-friendly and very welcoming — north Antrim's best-value opener.

Cliff-top Down coast links with the most dramatic opening holes in Irish golf. Great value — suits any handicap.

Relaxed coastal Down links near Belfast. Affordable and beginner-friendly — a great intro to links golf.

Pretty coastal links on Belfast Lough. Welcoming, good value — the closest proper links to Belfast city.

Short, fun links beneath Knocknarea with Sligo Bay views. Exceptional value — suits all levels.

Eddie Hackett's remote Mayo masterpiece. Dramatic duneland that will test any golfer — challenging, raw, and unforgettable.

Budget parkland on Lough Mask shores, near Ashford Castle. Easy and forgiving — a welcoming stop in south Mayo.

9-hole Dingle Peninsula links with Brandon Bay views. Exceptionally affordable and uncrowded — a hidden gem in Kerry.

9-hole clifftop links perched above the Atlantic. One of Ireland's most dramatic settings — an unmissable experience.

Coastal links on the Wicklow shore with Irish Sea views. Good value and active — a fun day trip from Dublin.

Parkland set within a working racecourse — a genuinely quirky, fun experience. Affordable and suits all levels.

Coastal links above Tramore Bay. Affordable and fun — a breezy, accessible round on the sunny southeast coast.

Ice-age esker ridges give this Tullamore parkland serious drama. Challenging and affordable — a midlands hidden gem.

Sweeping Lough Ree views and a fine Christy O'Connor Jnr design. One of the best-kept secrets in Irish golf.

Active east Belfast parkland, good value and welcoming. A relaxed warm-up before the north coast links.

Relaxed Roe Valley resort parkland. Forgiving and fun — a great base for Causeway Coast links golf.

Harry Vardon clifftop links above Donegal Bay. Honest and fun — one of the most affordable links in Ireland.

Lough Erne's more forgiving second course through island waterways. Suits all handicaps — great value resort golf.

Friendly, affordable parkland beside the River Moy. Forgiving layout — a relaxed day's golf before the Mayo links.

9-hole parkland on a historic Lough Corrib estate. Short, scenic, and enjoyable — a fun half-day from Galway city.

Affordable mature parkland in Roscommon town. Friendly and welcoming — a smart mid-country stop for any touring golfer.

Scenic Ring of Kerry parkland above Kenmare Bay. Enjoyable for all levels — great bang for buck on the Kerry circuit.

Enjoyable parkland near Blarney Castle. Relaxed and forgiving — suits all levels, great add-on to a Cork visit.

Affordable Limerick parkland, active and welcoming. Suits all levels — handy Shannon Airport stopover.

Relaxed parkland minutes from Shannon Airport. Forgiving and easy-going — the perfect first or final round of a trip.

Active parkland in Ennis town, affordable and welcoming. A handy base for Shannon, Lahinch, and the Burren.

Hotel resort parkland in the Glen of Aherlow. Suits all handicaps — a relaxed and underrated inland Tipperary stop.

Well-maintained Tipperary parkland with consistently good visitor reviews. Affordable and fair — suits any handicap.

Parkland with sea views in Skerries town. Good value and welcoming — a relaxed option near Dublin Airport.

27 holes of active north Dublin parkland, reliably bookable on GolfNow. Good value and accessible — suits all levels.

Championship parkland a few minutes from Dublin Airport. Ladies Irish Open host — challenging, suits mid to low handicaps.

Well-conditioned championship parkland near Enfield. Mature woodland, fair layout — suits any handicap.

Resort parkland beside Trim Castle in the Boyne Valley. Pleasant and forgiving — suits all levels.

Relaxed resort parkland near Dundalk. Easy and forgiving — a handy stop on the Dublin–Belfast corridor.

Welcoming parkland on the River Shannon. Affordable and forgiving — suits any level, ideal midlands crossroads stop.

Quality James Braid parkland with a strong reputation for conditioning. Welcoming and one of the better midlands layouts.

The Open Championship venue — one of the greatest links on earth. Bucket-list and demanding. Book well in advance.

Ranked the greatest golf course in the world. Demanding, dramatic, and utterly beautiful — a once-in-a-lifetime round.

Alister MacKenzie classic. Blind shots, dunes, the famous goats.

Greg Norman links in a natural Atlantic dune amphitheatre. Premium resort golf — expensive, immaculate, and bucket-list.

Tom Watson's favourite links. Raw north Kerry duneland — demanding, beautiful, and essential for any serious golfer.

Spectacular Ring of Kerry links — far less crowded than it deserves. A bucket-list experience.

Clifftop headland 100m above the Atlantic — the most dramatic setting in golf. Premium price. Genuinely worth it once.

One of the world's great links, 20 minutes from Dublin. Irish Open and Walker Cup host — wind-exposed and demanding.

Ireland's most northerly links and 2018 Irish Open host. Raw, challenging, and Atlantic-exposed — the journey is the reward.

Classic traditional links with Benbulben mountain as a backdrop. Honest and testing — no gimmicks, suits serious golfers.

Classic Bull Island links on a Dublin Bay UNESCO biosphere. Multiple Irish Open host — testing and genuinely accessible.

Old-school duneland links on a sand spit north of Dublin. Ireland's best-kept secret — challenging and deeply underrated.

Killala Bay. Exceptional duneland. Ireland's most underrated links.

Remote Eddie Hackett links below the Twelve Bens. Wild, honest, and unlike anything else in Irish golf.