This golf club has the Irish Sea on three sides. It was established in 1890 and was accessible by…read moreboat only until 1973. Enormous dunes give it a secluded feel. One hole has the narrowest fairy in Europe, only 14 paces wide. Our caddie is also a member and knew every hole from front to back. Without him, we would still be out there trying to find our way. A true Irish links golf experience!

Had the pleasure of playing The Island Golf Club this week. Incredible golf course! Great staff…read morewith spectacular service. Only 45 minutes from Dublin. Definitely would recommend playing this course if in the area.

I could play Portmarnock 300 more times and never see such great weather. You could say I got lucky…read moretoday because it was 60 degrees and never rained. Wind never even really picked up either. Perfect scoring conditions. The staff is super friendly and the restaurant upstairs is first class. The nines are all wonderful. The yellow nine (not part of the Championship Course) is fun. Shorter than the red and blue but still challenging with fescue and gorse lying in wait for offline shots. The signature 15th hole is so difficult even without wind. Beautiful, challenging, and fun. €193 gets you all 27 holes, €10 meal credit, and a yardage book. 10/10, would go broke here again. P.S. I shot a 77!

There are two golf links courses in Portmarnock. This is the older one (1894). Some bigger…read moretournaments have been played here including the Irish open. The course is beautiful to be sure- rolling hills and wetlands tied to the backdrop of palms and the sea- its really pretty remarkable. If you are not familiar with these types of courses (I was not) its easy to be fooled by the beauty because the course was tough-really tough! We had a caddy (no carts allowed) who shared a lot of great local history and stories of some of the pros that have played the course. Besides posting a score that most MLB pitchers fastballs can't reach, this was a great morning. The people were nice, the setting was amazing and the course was challenging. You get a lunch with your greens fees. For me it was a once in a lifetime type of course but walking the fairways, looking at the sea, and having a good laugh made this a very memorable course and experience.

went for a round of golf here last weekend and had the most amazing burger. would go back again for…read morethe food alone. the other people we were with had the fish and chips which was also great. Can't wait to go back.

From the owner: St. Margaret's Golf & Country Club is one of Ireland's leading Parkland Championship Courses…read more Located in North Dublin only minutes from the Airport.

Bohernabreena pitch & putt course is situated on the road past the Old Mill pub and oposite St…read moreAnnes GAA Club. This has been a favourite course of mine for a long time. I have played on many pitch & putt courses and this is still the best one I have played. The greens are probably the best maintained greens I have seen in Dublin. What sets this apart from other courses is that it is a real challenge. Too many courses are just flat greens with no variation. There are plenty of bunkers and then the seventh is a steep vertical challenge with a sloping green that has caused me plenty of problems over the years. Hole no 15 is a personal favourite, the shortest hole on the course and I hit a hole in one so will always remember that. They change the pin position often so it is never the same course the next time you go up there. Plenty of times I have swung wildly and sliced golf balls onto the road. It is in the middle of nowhere but one of those places you need to try if you are into pitch & putt or just an amateur like me!

Fairly easy course with a great view of the ocean and Dublin! The fairways are wide and there's not…read moretoo many trees and bushes to lose your ball in. I really enjoyed playing here!

From the owner: Woodbrook is not just a golf course. It is a place of beauty, an oasis bounded by unrivalled views…read moreof the Irish Sea on one side and the blue haze of the Dublin and Wicklow Mountains on the other. Location of many professional golf tournaments and the Irish Open in 1975 won by Christy O'Connor Jnr

5 star service at the driving range!…read more Super little lunch time deals such as 100 balls for 6 yoyo or a soup and sambo plus 25 balls for 7yoyo!! (Until 2pm) Everything is electric So no bending over breaking your back every time you want to take a shot! This is a great little get away spot and perfect for a little me time or date time!! You can also try out the private lessons with the pro or just play as you wish!! They have a little putting green around the side too so you don't just have to wack them all day long! Overall this is a very relaxed laid back place with lovely helpful and friendly staff!!

The course isn't terribly long, undulating, or challenging but it is a fun layout that you can go…read morelow on. The two times I've played it now the greens have been punched and the course overall wasn't in the best condition. Most of the holes are straightforward but there are a couple doglegs that you need to pay attention to (8 especially). If the greens weren't punched and the course overall was taken care of a bit better, I'd give this 4.

As a senior golfer i found sillogue to be a excellent course The holes are mostly par4 with lots of…read moreroom to enjoy the game without to many hazards I mostly play the nine hole which is easy to walk around and great value The course is well kept and the club house is excellent for after game refreshments Be careful when leaving this facility as the road has heavy traffic and is quite dangerous Enjoy your golf Hugh Cassidy

Quite simply, the most beautiful golf course that I have ever played on or ever seen including the…read moreones on TV. The prices are affordable and they are very accommodating to Americans. The clubhouse is a great little place to grab a drink or bite to eat after your round. I scored a 64... on the front 9! Ha, not to be missed.