Meath

Killeen Castle Golf Club hosted the revived Ladies Irish Open in 2010 – when Sophie Gustafson won the event by one stroke...

Laytown & Bettystown Golf Club contains many of the characteristics treasured by links lovers – humps and hollows, blind approaches and an out-and-back routing that follows the natural contours of the land.

The Old course at Headfort Golf Club may now live in the shadow of the New course but the Old is still a fine parkland track that will delight even the most hard-to-please golfer.

Rathcore Golf Club is located in rolling parkland with a number of natural springs that bring water into play at no fewer than twelve of the holes.

Knightsbrook Golf Club has been compared in terms of quality and layout to many of the better-known Irish parkland courses in and around the Dublin area.

Located a short distance from the historically important Hill of Tara site, Royal Tara is one of a handful of local clubs that offer top notch parkland golf within a very short driving distance of Navan.

Ashbourne Golf Club was established in 1991 and the 6,419-yard parkland course, designed by Declan Branigan and Des Smyth, opened for play three years later.

There are 27 Bobby Brown-designed holes from which to choose at Black Bush Golf Club in County Meath. The premier course comprises of the A and B nines which form the longest 18-hole configuration by some distance.

County Meath was extended to an 18-hole layout in 1991 and it has now matured into one of the leading parkland tracks in the county.