Mayo
County Mayo is situated in the west of Ireland and it’s the second largest county by size and population in the province of Connacht. Extending to over two thousand square miles, Mayo’s diverse topography stretches from the barony of Erris and Killala Bay in the north to Lough Corrib and the long narrow fjord of Killary Harbour in the south and within these boundaries you’ll find lakes and quartzite peaks, rugged cliffs and tracts of blanket bog.
Carne Golf Links (Wild Atlantic Dunes)
Mayo, Ireland
Carne Golf Links (Wild Atlantic Dunes)
The Carne links at Belmullet sits in splendid isolation on the Atlantic edge of County Mayo, where holes are laid out on a peninsula amidst gigantic dunes with far-reaching views across Blacksod Bay to the islands of Inis Gloire and Inis Geidhewild.
Ballinrobe
Mayo, Ireland
Ballinrobe
Founded in 1895, Ballinrobe Golf Club moved to its current location within the 300-acre Cloonacastle Estate in 1995. Designed by Eddie Hackett, the parkland course can be stretched to more than 7,300 yards from the tips.
Ashford Castle
Mayo, Ireland
Ashford Castle
Ireland has many golf courses set in mature wooded estates but Ashford Castle Golf Club’s lovely little 9-hole layout in County Mayo is among the best...
