Golf Breaks in Dublin

For an unforgettable golf break in Dublin Your Golf Travel offers access to some of Ireland's most prestigious golf resorts. Immerse yourself in the world-class golf experience at Portmarnock Resort & Jameson Golf Links. This stunning Co. Dublin course designed by two-time Masters Champion Bernhard Langer offers breathtaking seaside golf and has even hosted the Ladies Irish Open. Beyond the links enjoy the award-winning spa and two exceptional restaurants perfect for unwinding after a day on the fairways.

Just a short drive from Dublin Airport and the vibrant city center Castleknock Golf Resort provides a superb four-star golf escape. Voted AA Irish Hotel of the Year in 2014 this resort boasts an excellent onsite golf course and a well-equipped leisure center ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable stay for every golfer. Its convenient location makes it ideal for those seeking a quick and seamless golf getaway.

Experience the charm of Roganstown Hotel Golf & Country Club nestled within a sprawling 300-acre estate in Swords Co. Dublin. This four-star hotel lovingly restored to preserve its Georgian character offers a fantastic golfing experience. Located just three miles from Dublin Airport Roganstown provides an easily accessible and picturesque setting for your next Irish golf adventure.

The heart of the Emerald Isle has golf courses to suit all standards of golfer, from wild, untamed links to high-end parkland designs.

Among these, the historic Royal Dublin Golf Club, founded in 1885 and Ireland's second oldest, offers sensational views over the Irish Sea from its unique location on Bull Island. Originally designed by the renowned Harry S. Colt, it has hosted over 50 professional and amateur championships, solidifying its place in Irish golf history.

Just a short distance away, Portmarnock Golf Club is consistently ranked among the world's top 50 courses and third best in Ireland. This championship links has been the proud host of the Irish Open an incredible 19 times along with prestigious events like The Walker Cup and British Amateur Championships, providing views across the Irish Sea from most holes. For those seeking a slightly different challenge, Portmarnock Links designed by Bernhard Langer and Stan Eby offers a classic links experience with blind tee shots and rugged sand dunes. It's ranked 16th in Ireland and has hosted the Ladies Irish Open.

Venturing slightly north from Dublin, Seapoint Golf Links in Co. Louth presents a championship course extending over 7100 yards. Designed by Des Smyth in the 1990s it's recognized as one of Ireland's most underrated gems. Meanwhile, in Donabate Co. Dublin, you'll find The Island Golf Club, ranked 8th in Ireland and celebrated as one of the country's most spectacular courses. Established in 1890 and nestled between towering sand dunes, it borders the sea on three sides, providing breathtaking views across the estuary. For a truly unique and accessible links experience, Corballis Links, also in Donabate, stands as Ireland's only public links course, offering a strategic test from the back tees.

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