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Golf Courses

The European Golf Course at Brittas Bay . Almost 200 acres of rugged dunesland has been moulded to yield a links course which will in time take it's place alongside Portmarnock and rival it's west coast neighbors, Lahinch and Ballybunion. Please note that caddies are not offered at the European Club. However, a very limited supply of golf carts are available for hire. Certain restrictions may apply, please advise your Golf Travel Specialist

The Links at Portmarnock , an outstanding new Bernhard Langer design. This challenging traditional links course provides outstanding views over Howth and the Irish Sea. The first five holes away from the sea provide a gentle start, but the course comes alive when it makes its way through the dunes back towards the sea. Deep bunkers with steep faces give the course a traditional look while incorporating modern architectural techniques. 

Portmarnock Old Course, consistently ranked as one of the top five courses in Ireland . Most of the trouble is visible and the fairways and greens are generally flatter than other links courses in Ireland . However, the course is well bunkered and is open to the winds coming off the Irish Sea and Dublin Bay .

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 The Island Golf Course. Located to the north of Dublin City it continues a tradition of links golf since its foundation in 1890. The Island presents a formidable challenge to test the capabilities of all golfers. The magnificent splendour and solitude associated with the Island is highlighted by undulating fairways rolling through majestic sand dunes.

Portmarnock Hotel and Golf Links is set in splendid surroundings overlooking the beach. The house was originally owned by the Jameson family, famous for their Irish whiskey.

Their home has been tastefully converted to an international hotel with the grounds now hosting a magnificent 18 hole Bernhard Langer-designed golf links