referred to as the ‘Augusta of Europe’, is a challenging parkland layout that
can be tough to negotiate with water being a threat on several holes.
Elevation changes, historical landmarks, mature trees and vibrant floral
displays add to the interest. The other course, Druids Heath runs through
undulating and mainly open terrain with the mountains, sea and rolling Irish
countryside providing stunning vistas throughout.
Hole 3 - St Anne’s Golf Club
While not as famous as some of the other courses on Dublin’s north coast, St
Anne’s Golf Club is an impressive links layout that’s lucky enough to be situated
on one of Ireland’s most important ecological attractions: Dublin Bay’s Bull Island
Nature Reserve – a great spot to ensure at least a few birdies of the feathered
variety.
Hole 4 - Deer Park Golf Club
Set in 450 acres, Deer Park Golf Club is Ireland’s largest golf complex offering
a range of golf courses for players of all abilities. For starters, there’s an
18-hole pitching and putting range and two excellent 9-holers, the Grace
O’Malley and St.Fintans, each having their own individuality. But the main
course is Deer Park’s wonderful 18-hole parkland course with a stunning
backdrop of the Irish Sea and panoramic views of Dublin and its suburbs.
Hole 5 - Corballis Golf Links
Offers an excellent opportunity