Bray Golf Club
Established in 1897 and with 120 years of golfing history behind it, Bray Golf Club
has become one of the premier golfing destinations on Ireland’s East Coast.
Bray Golf Club is a Championship Golf Course with USGA Standard greens which are in play all year round.
First class indoor and outdoor practice facilities are on offer to help you improve all aspects of your game.
The clubhouse is one of the most impressive in the country and can cater for all of your culinary needs.
The Course is a real gem tucked away in the rolling countryside on the outskirts of Bray Town and only minutes
from the M11, the course is set in a pristine location overlooking the beautiful Killiney Bay.
Bray Golf Club, Greystones Road, Bray, Co. Wicklow
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This high quality parkland perches above the sea and falls into
two distinctive nines. The more level nine sit by the clubhouse
and have four holes playing alongside the sea while the more
inland nine slide across and around a hillside. One thing the nines
have in common is doglegs so golfers need to pay attention as
positioning off the tee is key – especially on the hillier holes.
That said, the course is playable by all levels of golfer. The par
four 14th is the signature hole… you drive over the cliffs and
ocean to find the fairway.
Golfers need to pay
attention as positioning
off the tee is key
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K Club (Smurfit)
The K Club Smurfit course opened in 2003. Like its sibling, it
was designed by Arnold Palmer, with the aim of offering a very
different experience to the Ryder Cup course. The Smurfit is a
shapely beast with huge shoulders of earth creating channels to
play through. And water is a frequent visitor especially on the
strong back nine. The cliff and lake that dominate the 7th hole
are an intriguing (man-made) feature… but it is the final six holes
that will tempt you and test you most. The par five 18th requires
at least two excellent shots over water. The course has its own
entrance and impressive clubhouse, and considerable recent
investment has enhanced playing conditions.
it was designed by Arnold
Palmer, with the aim of offering
a very different experience to the
Ryder Cup course
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