Carrowholly, Westport, Co. Mayo

Situated on the shores of Clew Bay and set in 260 acres of Parkland, Westport offers golfers a memorable challenge. The courses commands a wonderful
view of Clew Bay and is dominated by the holy Mountain, Croagh Patrick. The best known hole on this course is the Par 5 fifthteenth which reaches 580 yards (535 metres) and features a long carry from the tee over an inlet of Clew Bay. Designed by the noted golf architect Fred Hawtree, who also designed the new course at St. Andrews.

Course Info
Par 73 : SSS 72 : Length 6,653 yards.

Lahinch, Co. Clare.

Lahinch is steeped in history and has such famous holes as the 'Dell'
and the 'Klondyke'. The features of this famous course are carved of
natural terrain. The Old Course is the permanent home of the south of Ireland Open Amateur Championship, first played in 1895 and which annually attracts the cream of Ireland's amateur golfers to play for this most coveted title and the magnificent trophy which goes with it.

Course Info
Par 72 : SSS 73 : Length 6,123 metres.

Coolreagh, Bodyke, Co Clare.

All weather challenging parkland 18-hole course with special water features, designed with the players satisfaction, comfort and safety in mind.

Course Info
Par 71 : SSS 71 : Length 5,922 yards.

Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co Clare.

This course became affiliated to the Golfing Union of Ireland although it has been in use for some time. It is a course of character with natural lakes and streams, which come into play on a number of holes. Set in the grounds of Dromoland Castle Hotel the course is particularly wooded and very attractive.

Course Info
Par 71 : SSS 71 : Length 5,719 metres.

Ballyconneely, Co. Galway.

Situated on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean in a spectacular setting with the Twelve Pins Mountains in the background, this championship course is a challenge as good as any golfer would wish for. Established in 1973 the course has a popular reputation with big hitters, who relish the long meandering fairways.

Course Info
Par 72 : SSS 73 : Length 6,173 metres.

Palmerstown, Oranmore, Co. Galway.

This eighteen hole parkland course sports two ruined forts amidst dense wooded backdrop. It was extended from a nine hole to an eighteen hole course in 1991 taking on a completely different layout, but not detracting from its sylvan setting.

Course Info
Par 70 : SSS 69 : Length 5,550 metres.

Castlebar Road, Ballinrobe, Co. Mayo.

This scenic parkland course will offer a challenge to any golfer with its mature trees, man-made lakes, lush fairways and traditional stone walls. The greens are notable with their sweeping contours and good drainage.

Course Info
Par 73 : SSS 73 : Length 6,234 metres.

Castlequarter, Gort, Co. Galway.

A parkland course with out-of-bounds areas on numerous holes. The course has several unusual features and has only recently been upgraded to an 18 hole course. Set in an area of rare beauty, the course provides the visitor with a true but fair challenge.

Course Info
Par 71 : SSS 69 : Length 5,705 metres.

Corboley, Bearna, Co. Galway.

Bearna Golf and Country Club inaugerated in 1996, is a gender equity Club with 500 members.The Club's motto -Failte agus Ceol na Fuiseoige leat- meaning " Welcome, and may lark-song accompany you" is intended to signal the tranquility and reception which awaits the visitor on every fairway.

Course Info
Par xx : SSS xx : Length x,xxx yards.

Glasson, Athlone, Co. Westmeath.

Arriving at Glasson prepare to be overwhelmed by the panoramic view of Lough Ree and the natural amphitheatre of the last six holes. Ryder Cup star Christy O'Connor Jnr. has incorporated in the design rewards for the well played shot, however anything astray at the wrong hole will be treated with the contempt it deserves.

Course Info
Par xx : SSS xx : Length xxxx yards.

Gortreevagh, Oughterard, Co. Galway.

A beautiful and mature parkland course on the shores of Lough Corrib, Oughterard is renowned for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Always in pristine condition with a variety of trees and shrubs to punish wayward shots to otherwise generous and lush fairways.

Course Info
Par 70 : SSS 69 : Length 5,506 metres.

Eanach Mheain, Leitir Moir, Connemara.

Unique Island course located in the heart of the Connemara Gaeltacht. The course is distractingly beautiful, where ocean inlets and rocky outcrops provide natural hazards, demanding steady nerves. After the game relax in the friendly atmosphere of Ireland's only thatched clubhouse, which is warmed by an open fire.

Course Info
Par 70 : SSS 67 : Length 5,042 yards.

Portumna, Co. Galway.

Located in Portumna Forest Park, this is a very attractive woodland course with plenty of mature trees. Deer can sometimes be found on the course. The finishing Par 3 hole is the most difficult of the round, playing to an elevated green.

Course Info
Par 68 : SSS 67 : Length 5,474 metres.

Craigu, Loughrea, Co. Galway.

The course has wide grassy fairways with smooth greens and has a generally quiet atmosphere. The main course difficulties are the lush rough and the fact that second shots need great accuracy.

Course Info
Par 69 : SSS 67 : Length 5,261 metres.

Shanaway Road, Ennis, Co. Clare.

The course is championship standard with greens built to the highest standard. It is built on 155 acres of free draining soil and is playable all year round. The course is challenging, yet is built so that it may be enjoyed by all categories of golfers. All who visit Woodstock will be sure of a warm welcome.

Course Info
Par 71 : SSS 71 : Length 5,922 yards.