Loughrea Golf Club is located in the town of Loughrea, in County Galway. The course is just a short drive from the N6 motorway, approximately 1.5km northeast of the town with Shannon airport just 45 minutes away.
Loughrea is regarded as one of the finest parkland golf courses in Ireland, always in great condition the course offers visiting golfers a challenging round combined with a warm welcome.
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0800 043 6644The game of golf has been played in Loughrea for almost a century with the original course being built on 60 acres of hilly land beside the Kincullia road at Caheronaun.
In 1954 a new 9 holes were built at Graigue and the course was eventually expanded to 18 holes in 1992 by Eddie Hackett. Further updates were added in 2002 to produce the Par 71 course played today.
The layout runs over gently rolling hills that get steeper as the round pregresses. The fairways are lined with mature trees and water hazards come into play on several holes, including the signature par-3 8th, which requires a tee shot over a lake. The course has a good mix of short and long holes, with several doglegs and tight fairways that require accurate shot placement.
The clubhouse at Loughrea Golf Club offers a range of facilities, including a bar, restaurant, and pro shop. Overall, Loughrea Golf Course is a picturesque and enjoyable golfing experience that is popular with locals and visitors alike.
| Par | 71 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Eddie Hackett |
| Opened for play | 1954 |
| Blue | 5,778 metres | SSS 71.1 |
|---|---|---|
| Green | 5,606 metres | SSS 70.2 |
| Yellow | 5,124 metres | SSS 67.8 |
| Red | 4,940 metres | SSS 71.9 |
