Clare
Lahinch is the most prestigious course in County Clare and its Old course has been the location of the South of Ireland Amateur Open Championship since 1895. Lahinch's member John Burke managed to win an amazing total of 11 of the 12 finals played between 1928 until 1947. A lot of Ireland's current golfers have had a good time during this year's South Open. Darren Clarke (Dungannon) won the tournament in 1990, and was followed by Paul McGinley (Grange) the next year. Padraig Harrington (Stackstown) was second between 1994 and 1995. Graeme McDowell (Rathmore) claimed the title in 2000.
Lahinch Golf Club (Old)
Clare, Ireland
Lahinch Golf Club (Old)
Lahinch Golf Club is situated next to the lovely beach of Liscannor Bay. It's an enchanting place to play golf... rugged, distinctive, unusually varied and immensely entertaining.
Trump International Golf Links - Ireland
Clare, Ireland
Trump International Golf Links - Ireland
Doonbeg is the course that Greg Norman built, but it was redesigned by Martin Hawtree over a two-year period after the property was acquired in 2014 by Donald Trump and renamed Trump International Golf Links.
Dromoland Castle Golf Club
Clare, Ireland
Dromoland Castle Golf Club
The course at Dromoland Castle Golf Club has been around for over forty years but in the last two years, dramatic changes have elevated it to new levels.
East Clare
Clare, Ireland
East Clare
The parkland course at East Clare Golf Club opened in 1997 and was designed by Arthur Spring. Host to the 1998 West of Ireland Seniors Championship, East Clare has developed a strong reputation since opening its tees for play.
Lahinch Golf Club (Castle)
Clare, Ireland
Lahinch Golf Club (Castle)
The Castle course at Lahinch Golf Club was fashioned in the mid 1970s by Commander John D. Harris and is located on the opposite side of the road to the Old course...
