Golf Courses in the East and Dublin
Some of the best golf in Ireland can be found in the Eastern Dublin area including the Ryder Cup hosting K Club, a must play for any visiting golfer. Alternatively, one of the best rated courses in the region can be found in the Charlesland Golf & Country Club, which boasts a beautiful setting next to the Irish Sea.
There are currently 132 golf courses within the golfshake.com system for this region.
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Dundalk Golf Club
(Louth, Ireland)
A wonderful parkland course with testing fairways and some hard walking which offers a good challenge to players of all levels. It has a number of challenging holes and natural hazards and is kept in brilliant condition.
(Louth, Ireland)
A wonderful parkland course with testing fairways and some hard walking which offers a good challenge to players of all levels. It has a number of challenging holes and natural hazards and is kept in brilliant condition.
Charlesland Golf & Country Club 
(Wicklow, Ireland)
Eddie Hackett, the same architect who has worked on such well established courses as Waterville and Enniscrone, designed this wonderful parkland course in 1993. Its proximity to the Irish Sea make the fairways very exposed to the driving wind and with rocks scattered around the course, accurate strokeplay is essential.
(Wicklow, Ireland)
Eddie Hackett, the same architect who has worked on such well established courses as Waterville and Enniscrone, designed this wonderful parkland course in 1993. Its proximity to the Irish Sea make the fairways very exposed to the driving wind and with rocks scattered around the course, accurate strokeplay is essential.
The K Club
(Kildare, Ireland)
You may have been forewarned that Ireland's first Ryder Cup Venue is no ordinary golf course, and that it is widely acknowledged as the country's most challenging inland layout, but still you will be unprepared for the ensuing drama.
(Kildare, Ireland)
You may have been forewarned that Ireland's first Ryder Cup Venue is no ordinary golf course, and that it is widely acknowledged as the country's most challenging inland layout, but still you will be unprepared for the ensuing drama.
Charlesland Golf & Country Club
(Wicklow, Ireland)
Eddie Hackett, the same architect who has worked on such well established courses as Waterville and Enniscrone, designed this wonderful parkland course in 1993. Its proximity to the Irish Sea make the fairways very exposed to the driving wind and with rocks scattered around the course, accurate strokeplay is essential.
(Wicklow, Ireland)
Eddie Hackett, the same architect who has worked on such well established courses as Waterville and Enniscrone, designed this wonderful parkland course in 1993. Its proximity to the Irish Sea make the fairways very exposed to the driving wind and with rocks scattered around the course, accurate strokeplay is essential.
Druids Glen Golf Club 
(Wicklow, Ireland)
Druids Glen is a classical parkland course and features many signature holes which provides golfers with a thrilling golf experience amidst a beautifully manicured landscape. The flora and fauna of the Glen provide a colourful backdrop to a magnificent g
(Wicklow, Ireland)
Druids Glen is a classical parkland course and features many signature holes which provides golfers with a thrilling golf experience amidst a beautifully manicured landscape. The flora and fauna of the Glen provide a colourful backdrop to a magnificent g
