golf wicklow

This is a 18 hole parkland cousre on a 200 acres site that has spectular views of Kiliney Bay.
This club opened in 2003, but it was previously located at Ravenwells Road. New member and visitors are always welcome....

Established 1904 Situated on the cliffs overlooking Wicklow Bay, the nearby extended 18 holes is a challenging and scenically spectacular test of Golf. The recently extended (1994) eighteen-hole course is situated along the cliffs overlooking Wicklow Bay on the outskirts of Wicklow town. It has panoramic views from every point on the course with the Wicklow Hills to the west and the Irish Sea to the east. With the introduction of eleven new holes the course provides a true test of golf for...

All weather 6,700 yard championship course, a superb challenge with exciting natural hazards. Located close to south Co. Dublin with the most magnificent scenery in Dublin....

The Irish Amateur Close Championship took place in 2007 on the European Golf Club which is one of the few true links courses in Europe. This par-71 course set against the beautiful Irish Sea and a sea of sand dunes makes for an idyllic venue to host this prestigious event....

Coollatin is an 18 hole golf course. It welcomes new members and visitors....

A championship level course which regularly holds the Irish Open....

Established 1994 Rathsallagh was designed by former World Amateur Champion and England Captain Peter McEvoy and Christy O'Connor Jnr. The course, on 250 acres of mature parkland, was built to USGA specifications making the best use of the natural landscape. A mere 32 miles from Dublin, the course promises to be one of the most exciting developments in the British Isles....

Established 1927 Seaside links, recent introduction of irrigation has enhanced the playing surface and offers the extreme challenge of links golf at all levels of golf ability....

Directions:
10 miles from Bray and 3 miles from Roundwood Village, Co. Wicklow.
Opening Dates:
Now Open
Nine Hole Golf Course, Par 70 over 6,000 metres.

Other Info:
Green Fees, €15 during week and €20 at weekends....

Established 1926 The club was affiliated to the GUI in 1926 after a long association with cricket, and the rail track which crosses the course was laid down for the convenience of cricket spectators. The course is a seaside parkland and is maintained to a high level at all times - it is very popular with visiting groups and societies. There are wonderful views from Killiney Head to Bray Head and the 18th hole, with the railway track on the right, makes a very testing finish....