Donegal Golf Club

Narin & Portnoo Links is located in a seaside resort in the southwest of County Donegal in Ireland. Of the links type, it is considered one of the most beautiful scenic natural sites in Ireland, with panoramic views over Gweebarra Bay.

The Golf logo illustrates the history of this place using a Bronze Age gold pendant called Lunula, which dates to 2000 BC and was found in Narin, and is on display at the Museum. Dublin National.

Opened in 1930, it was drawn in the dunes and extended to 18 holes in 1965. It has been recently renovated and the new par 73 offers many tees on each hole and challenges for golfers of all levels. A simple, old-fashioned, unpretentious and highly regarded links. The clubhouse was completely rebuilt in 2008.

This world famous golf course at Rosses Point offers an excellent golfing challenge. The traditional route of this links, designed by Harry Colt, uses the natural reliefs of the landscape across the dunes. The end result is a pronounced undulating course, with raised tee tees and plateau greens.

The County Sligo Golf Club welcomes visitors year round. Departures are available every day and can be booked individually or collectively. Special rates are available for corporate and corporate outings.
The Colt Championship Links
This very good links course offers magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean, Drumcliffe Bay, the Darty Mountains and Mount Ben Bulben. It is also called Rosses Point. The wind is often very present. The fairways are quite wide with penalizing bunkers and raised greens on the plateau. Created with 9 holes in 1894 by the inventor of the 1st handicap system in the world George Combe, extended to 18 holes by Willie Campbell at the turn of the century, it was remodeled in 1927. It is one of the great courses in Ireland .