Courses in Ireland
One of the classic golf break destinations, Ireland offers a wide range of challenging, competition standard golf courses kept in near perfect condition. With legendary locations such as the spectacular Ryder Cup hosting K Club and the Lee Valley Golf & Country Club in the stunning Cork region, among others, there is something for everyone to be found in Ireland.
There are 356 golf courses within the golfshake.com system for this region.
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Featured Courses
The Island Golf Club
(Dublin, Ireland)
The Island hosted the Irish qualifying course for the Open Championship in 2005. In 2004, the Ladies Amateur Close Championship and the European Youth Amateur Championship were hosted at the Island. The Island Golf Club previously hosted the Irish Amateur Close Championship in 1998 and the Smurfit Irish PGA Championship in 1999.
(Dublin, Ireland)
The Island hosted the Irish qualifying course for the Open Championship in 2005. In 2004, the Ladies Amateur Close Championship and the European Youth Amateur Championship were hosted at the Island. The Island Golf Club previously hosted the Irish Amateur Close Championship in 1998 and the Smurfit Irish PGA Championship in 1999.
Cork Golf Club
(Cork, Ireland)
The large undulating greens at Cork Golf Club immediately put the more observant in mind of Augusta National, the revered home of U.S. Masters and of course there is a very good reason for this - Alister Mackenzie designed them both. Cork Golf Club has hosted many Amateur and Professional Championships, is playable all year and is always in immaculate condition.
(Cork, Ireland)
The large undulating greens at Cork Golf Club immediately put the more observant in mind of Augusta National, the revered home of U.S. Masters and of course there is a very good reason for this - Alister Mackenzie designed them both. Cork Golf Club has hosted many Amateur and Professional Championships, is playable all year and is always in immaculate condition.
Royal Dublin Golf Club
(Dublin, Ireland)
A must play Links, particularly if you are visiting Dublin. The Links has recently been upgraded and reshaped, under the watchful eye of Martin Hawtree, the internationally renowned golf course architect. The result is a top class Links, which retains the traditional feel and provides an excellent test for golfers of all abilities.
(Dublin, Ireland)
A must play Links, particularly if you are visiting Dublin. The Links has recently been upgraded and reshaped, under the watchful eye of Martin Hawtree, the internationally renowned golf course architect. The result is a top class Links, which retains the traditional feel and provides an excellent test for golfers of all abilities.
Enniscrone Golf Club 
(Sligo, Ireland)
This spectacular course dates back to 1918 and has been extended and modified over the years by both Eddie Hackett and more recently, Donald Steel. This spectacular location on the Bartragh Peninsula, boasts some of the finest golfing terrain in the world and is famed for the magnificent sunsets that are seen from the impressive dunes. Enniscrone was the host to the Irish Close Championship in 1993.
(Sligo, Ireland)
This spectacular course dates back to 1918 and has been extended and modified over the years by both Eddie Hackett and more recently, Donald Steel. This spectacular location on the Bartragh Peninsula, boasts some of the finest golfing terrain in the world and is famed for the magnificent sunsets that are seen from the impressive dunes. Enniscrone was the host to the Irish Close Championship in 1993.
