An active parkland course in Ennis town, the county capital of Clare. Well-positioned for golfers using Shannon Airport and exploring the Burren, Lahinch and west Clare.
Highlights
- Ennis town location
- Clare touring base
- Good visitor welcome
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Common questions
What is Ennis Golf Club like?
Ennis is a parkland course in the county capital of Clare — an active, welcoming club at an accessible price. It is well positioned for golfers using Shannon Airport and exploring the Burren and west Clare. Not a destination course, but a reliable, well-run facility that suits a lighter day on a Clare itinerary.
Is Ennis a good base for Clare golf?
Ennis town serves as the practical base for many Clare golf trips: twenty minutes from Shannon Airport, forty-five minutes from Lahinch, and on the road toward Doonbeg. Accommodation and restaurants are good for a county town. The course itself is a comfortable local parkland rather than a links experience.
How do I book Ennis Golf Club?
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What should I visit near Ennis?
The Burren — a limestone plateau of extraordinary botanical diversity — begins just north of Ennis and is unlike anything else in Ireland. Dysert O'Dea castle and archaeological trail, fifteen minutes outside Ennis, is a worthwhile morning visit. Cliffs of Moher are forty-five minutes northwest — worth the trip despite the crowds.
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