Roscommon Golf Club

What is Roscommon Golf Club like?

Roscommon is a mature parkland course in Roscommon town — the county capital of the overlooked midlands. Welcoming, good value, and well placed at the crossroads between Dublin, Galway and the northwest. The kind of club that suits golfers crossing the country who'd rather play than take a rest day.

Why play Roscommon as part of an Ireland golf trip?

Roscommon sits in the geographic centre of Ireland — a natural midpoint on cross-country itineraries. It is the kind of course that fills the practical gap between west coast links trips and east coast parkland: accessible, affordable, and friendly. Not a destination course, but a good addition to a broad Ireland golf trip.

How do I book Roscommon Golf Club?

Online through GolfNow. Last-minute tee times are usually easy to find here.

What is there to see in Roscommon?

Roscommon Castle is a 13th-century Norman ruin in the town centre — worth a short walk. The Strokestown Park House and Famine Museum, about fifteen minutes east, is one of the most important heritage sites in the country: the house has the only surviving archive from an Irish landlord during the Great Famine. Lough Key Forest Park north of Boyle is excellent for afternoon walks.