Golf Courses in Sligo
Sligo offers some of Ireland's most stunning courses, including the 100 year old County Sligo Golf Club located on the Rosses Point peninsula allowing for beatiful ocean views. Otherwise, the highly rated Enniscrone Golf Club, famous for its silhouetted dunes backdropped by stunning sunsets provides a beautiful golf break option that would be a great option for any standard of golfer.
There are currently 6 golf courses within the golfshake.com system for this region.
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County Sligo Golf Club
(Sligo, Ireland)
he links are set out on one of the most scenic locations - bounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the west; Benbulben dominates the view on the northern skyline and bears a striking resemblance to Cape Town's Table Mountain.
(Sligo, Ireland)
he links are set out on one of the most scenic locations - bounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the west; Benbulben dominates the view on the northern skyline and bears a striking resemblance to Cape Town's Table Mountain.
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.
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.
County Sligo Golf Club
(Sligo, Ireland)
he links are set out on one of the most scenic locations - bounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the west; Benbulben dominates the view on the northern skyline and bears a striking resemblance to Cape Town's Table Mountain.
(Sligo, Ireland)
he links are set out on one of the most scenic locations - bounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the west; Benbulben dominates the view on the northern skyline and bears a striking resemblance to Cape Town's Table Mountain.
