Tramore Golf Club plays on the cliffs above Tramore Bay in Co. Waterford, with views across the bay and out into the Celtic Sea. The Copper Coast immediately to the south is a UNESCO Global Geopark, and the Waterford Greenway — a 46-kilometre off-road cycling trail between Waterford city and Dungarvan — passes nearby. Waterford itself, twelve kilometres north, is Ireland's oldest city. The course is straightforward coastal links golf at good value; what it offers beyond the golf is a part of the country that international visitors rarely reach, with better weather odds than the Atlantic seaboard and less competition for tee times.
Highlights
- Tramore Bay views
- Sunny southeast coast
- Copper Coast proximity
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Common questions
What is Tramore Golf Club like?
Tramore is a links course above Tramore Bay on the Waterford coast — a well-maintained course in the sunny southeast, which gets less rainfall than almost anywhere else in Ireland. The bay views are consistent throughout the round. Tramore town below is a traditional Irish seaside resort — busy in summer, quiet and very affordable off-season.
Is Tramore a good links course?
Tramore is a solid links at a very accessible price — not at the level of the great Kerry or Down courses, but well worth playing for golfers exploring the southeast. The Waterford Coast generally gets less wind and rain than the west coast, which makes it a more reliable weather option on a links trip.
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What else is worth doing in Waterford?
Waterford city — fifteen minutes from Tramore — is Ireland's oldest city, founded by the Vikings in 914 AD. The Medieval Museum and the Bishop's Palace museum in the Viking Triangle are excellent. The Waterford Greenway, a 46km off-road cycling and walking trail along a disused railway, starts in the city and is one of the finest leisure trails in Ireland.
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