Golf holiday · Dublin & the East of Ireland

Four days in Dublin & the East of Ireland: Druids Glen Hotel & Golf Resort

A 4-day plan: 3 courses within 31 km of Druids Glen Hotel & Golf Resort, built from the clubs’ and the hotel’s own websites and the ULTIMATE City Guides. Distances are straight-line; we do not guess drive times.

  1. Day1

    Arrive

    Arrive and check in at Druids Glen Hotel & Golf Resort, a golf resort with its own course.

  2. Day2

    Druids Glen

    Play Druids Glen, on the hotel’s own estate. Golf.

    Two courses at Druids Glen Hotel & Golf Resort in County Wicklow: the parkland Druids Glen, designed by Pat Ruddy and Tom Craddock, and the heathland Druids Heath. Druids Glen hosted four Irish Opens.

    Who can play: Visitor times are set by the club; check its own page before you travel.

  3. Day3

    Powerscourt Golf Club

    Play Powerscourt Golf Club, 13 km from the hotel in a straight line. 36 holes · Visitors welcome.

    Two parkland 18-hole courses on the Powerscourt Estate in Wicklow: the West by David McLay Kidd and the East by Peter McEvoy. Visitor tee times are bookable online.

    Who can play: Visitors welcome.

    Book a tee time

  4. Day4

    The Royal Dublin Golf Club

    Play The Royal Dublin Golf Club, 31 km from the hotel in a straight line. 18 holes · Visitors welcome.

    An 18-hole championship links on Bull Island, 3 miles from Dublin city centre. Designed by Harry Colt, updated by Martin Hawtree in 2006, and open to visitors.

    Who can play: Visitors welcome.

    Lunch or dinner near the course

    • allta (Restaurant, 5.0 km from the course)

Tee times, visitor days and handicap rules are the clubs’ own; book each round on the club’s website. The hotel page lists its facilities, rooms and concierge services.