Portmarnock Golf Club

Portmarnock is arguably one of  the best championship Courses in Ireland. It has hosted all of Ireland’s major championships from the Irish Ladies Close to the Irish Open and also some of the world’s biggest events including the Canada Cup, now the World Cup, in 1960, won by Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead, and the Walker Cup in 1991. Amongst the winners of nineteen Irish Open Championships were Bobby Locke, Sam Torrance, Seve Ballesteros, Ian Woosnam, Bernhard Langer, Jose Maria Olazabal, Ben Crenshaw, Hubert Green, John O’Leary, Mark James, Ken Brown and Michael Campbell.
COURSE DETAILS
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Founded 1894
Type Links
Architect Mungo Park
Length 6956
Holes 27
Par 72
Location Portmarnock, Co. Dublin
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Directions

South West Ireland

Dooks Golf Club
Ceann Sibeal GOLF CLUB (Dingle)
Killarney Killeen course
Ballybunion Old
Tralee Links
Waterville Links
Old Head
Lahinch Old
Doonbeg

Northern Ireland

Royal County Down
Royal Portrush (Dunluce course)
Portstewart (Strand course)
Ardglass
Castlerock
Lough Erne
Royal Belfast

Dublin & East

Portmarnock Old
Portmarnock Links
Royal Dublin
The Island
The European Club
The K Club
County Louth ( Baltray)
Druid’s Glen

West of Ireland

Connemara ( Ballyconneely)
Carne ( Belmullet)
Enniscrone
County Sligo ( Rosses Point)
Strandhill

North West

Donegal ( Murvagh)
Narin & Portnoo
Rosapenna (Sandy Hills Course)
ROSAPENNA (OLD TOM MORRIS)
PORTSALON
BALLYLIFFIN  ( GLASHEDY)
BALLYLIFFIN  (OLD)

Ireland's Ancient East Golf Trip ( Northern)

Portmarnock Old
Portmarnock Links
Laytown and Bettystown
The Island
SEAPOINT golf Links
The K Club
County Louth ( Baltray)

Ireland's Ancient East Golf Trip ( Southern)

Druids GLEN
THE EUROPEAN CLUB
Rosslare LINKS
MOUNT JULIET
Powerscourt ( West Course)
The Heritage
Faithlegg