A well-established parkland course in the seaside town of Skerries north of Dublin. Good value golf with sea views, convenient for golfers arriving or departing via Dublin Airport.
Highlights
- Seaside location
- Dublin Airport access
- Good value north Dublin
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Common questions
What is Skerries Golf Club like?
Skerries is an established parkland course in the seaside town of Skerries on the north Dublin coast, with sea views across Dublin Bay and towards the Mourne Mountains on clear days. It is a comfortable, well-run club at good value — a natural option for golfers based near Dublin Airport who want a local round rather than a city drive.
Is Skerries a good choice for golfers near Dublin Airport?
Yes — Skerries is thirty minutes from Dublin Airport and sits alongside the coastal road north through Balbriggan and Drogheda. It is good value parkland with sea views and consistent availability. For golfers arriving the day before or departing the day after a week in the west, it fills a practical slot without excessive travel.
How do I book Skerries Golf Club?
Online through GolfNow. Availability is consistent — same-week bookings are usually no problem.
What is the town of Skerries like?
Skerries is one of the most pleasant small coastal towns north of Dublin — good restaurants, a working harbour, and a short walk to Skerries Mills, a restored complex of five windmills and a tidal watermill. The Red Island golf area has a cliff walk. It is a worthwhile overnight stop for golfers travelling the coastal route to or from Belfast.
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