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Corrstown Golf Club
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Corrstown Golf Club

Kilsallaghan, Co. Dublin

An active resort course north of Dublin with 27 holes and consistent GolfNow availability. A practical and good-value option for golfers based near Dublin Airport.

Highlights

  • 27 holes
  • Dublin Airport proximity
  • Consistent tee time availability

Visitor Information

Getting There

20min drive

Common questions

What is Corrstown Golf Club and why does it have 27 holes?

Corrstown is a resort parkland course north of Dublin Airport with 27 holes — three separate nine-hole loops that can be combined in different pairings for an 18-hole round. The three-loop format gives flexibility and means tee time availability is consistently strong through GolfNow. It is a practical, well-priced option for golfers who want a full round near the airport without driving into the city.

Is Corrstown a good choice for golfers using Dublin Airport?

It is one of the most practical courses for Dublin Airport — twenty minutes from the terminals, 27 holes with reliable availability, and a price point that suits golfers who want a round before or after a longer trip elsewhere in Ireland. Not a destination in itself, but a very useful piece of any Dublin-area golf plan.

How do I book Corrstown Golf Club?

Corrstown books through GolfNow with consistently strong availability.

What other courses are near Corrstown for a north Dublin golf day?

St Margaret's Golf Club is nearby — a former Irish Ladies Open host with a more challenging championship layout. The Island Golf Club and Portmarnock are thirty minutes southeast on the peninsula. Skerries is twenty minutes north. Corrstown works well as one round in a north Dublin golf day.

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