Staff very friendly and helpful. Lovely and clean e everywhere.
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Often uttered in the same breath as Augusta, Druids Glen may not have the character of some of the seaside courses around Dublin, but it is one of the best parkland layouts in the UK and Ireland.
From the forest that once was home to the Druids, Pat Ruddy and Tom Craddock have created a masterpiece, featuring numerous spectacular holes. The most famous may be the 12th, a delightful downhill par-3 where golfers play over the now famous bank of flowers in the shape of a Celtic Cross, but this is but one hole in a course of classics.
| Par | 71 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Pat Ruddy & Tom Craddock |
| Opened in | 1995 |
| Previously hosted | Irish Open (1996-1999), Seve Trophy (2002) |
| Blue | 7,046 yards | SSS 74 |
|---|---|---|
| White | 6,560 yards | SSS 73 |
| Green | 6,202 yards | SSS 71 |
| Red | 5,541 yards | SSS 73 |
The Druids Heath course may be relatively young, but it has already garnered much attention from the golfing fraternity. The mixture of heathland, parkland and links makes this one of the most exciting and innovative golf courses to be built in the last few years, and has only cemented Druids Glen's reputation as one of the premier golf break destinations.
There are over 1,000 pubs in Dublin, and a visit to at least a few of them to sample the local brew is essential to any Dublin Tour.
| Par | 71 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Pat Ruddy |
| Opened in | 2005 |
| Previously hosted | 2006 Irish PGA Championship |
| Blue | 7,437 yards | SSS 77 |
|---|---|---|
| White | 7,001 yards | SSS 76 |
| Green | 6,629 yards | SSS 73 |
| Red | 5,423 yards | SSS 71 |
Hole 12 (Druids Heath), Par 4, 492 yards, SI 1
At 492 yards, the 12th is an especially tough hole to achieve birdie. While the fairway starts by sloping uphill, it then turns to the right and starts sloping left to right towards a dangerous looking pond. To reach the green in two will be a tough ask for most golfers, not only due to the length but also because of the bunkering which surrounds the green from both sides. A fantastic hole, presenting a challenge for all and requiring risk reward golf to make par.
The 145 spacious guest rooms are designed for comfort and function and offer all the requisite features from a 5* venue, including high-speed internet access.
In addition to the two supreme championship golf courses, the resort has excellent conference capabilities along with an award winning Spa and health club with swimming pool, jacuzzi, steam room and sauna.
There are several dining options for guests to choose from.
Dine in the stylish, airy surroundings of Hugo’s Restaurant, which holds two AA rosettes, the Garden Rooms and Bar offers stunning views overlooking the famous 13th hole on Druids Glen Golf Course and Woodstock House with its fantastic setting at the 1st tee on Druids Glen.
Staff very friendly and helpful. Lovely and clean e everywhere.
Great hotel. Staff excellent-attentive and helpful!
Excellent accommodation and staff
Top class hotel. Staff very attentive.
Excellent from start to finish the staff were very helpful and catered for all our needs
Just love this place. Has recently been extended providing very comfortable bar and restaurant facilities. Food is very pricey for what it is (bar food not terribly adventurous but add in the fact that you can eat in the clubhouse ( franchised out but absolutely wonderful) there is a fantastic choice of places to eat. We received a room upgrade ( as Your Golf Travel requested) and it was a beautiful room overloooking the 13th tee. Staff were, as ever, absolutely wonderful and we would return tomorrow, given it’s proximity to such wonderful golf courses.
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Completely different to druids glen this course is more links. With lovely views, the course was in very good condition and the green where good.
The course was the best course we have played in a long time. Even though it was challenging, every hole was a picture. It was a course that you will member each hole for a long time.
It’s now a few years since I last played Druids Glen, and I had forgotten parts of the course. My wife and two friends made up the fourball, and none of them had played it before. They had listened to me rave about this course, and none of them were disappointed. The course was in great condition and It has to rank as one of the best and most beautiful courses in Ireland.
Too many bunkers
Beautiful course, in great condition. Looking forward to going back.
Tough course in the wind.
Fantastic course very links like greens superb and really enjoyable
First time ever playing this course and generally was in good condition for the time of year and expected works to the course. A great course glad we took buggies though
A beautiful course especially in early Autumn. However our tee time was in the middle of a 3-ball scramble competition which was slow and left the greens covered in unrepaired pitch marks. Even the friendly starter was amazed to see that we had been allocated this tee time.
The course was in fantastic condition and looked absolutely beautiful. Never too busy. We just loved playing golf here. Big carries for short hitters but spectacular. LOVE IT!
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A - Check-in from 4pm | Check-out from 12pm
A - 7-11am
A - Smart Casual
A - Hugo’s Restaurant
A - Yes
A - Yes
A - There are 3 bars on site
A - BT and Sky Sports
A - There is complimentary car parking
