Headfort Golf Club

Located near the picturesque village of Dunsany, just north of Dunshaughlin and overlooked by the ancient Hill of Tara, Killeen Castle offers all the joys of real country life with easy access to town, being just forty minutes from city center and Dublin international airport.

Jack Nicklaus is considered the greatest golfer of all time. With 18 major titles in his career, he is the living legend of golf. Over the course of his life he racked up many records and here at Killeen Castle he created a world-class 18-hole course, the Jack Nicklaus Signature Design Championship.

The 2011 Solheim Cup Organizing Committee were so impressed with the plans for the Killeen Castle course that they designated it as the venue for the 2011 Solheim Cup before the golf course was built. finished. When construction began, Jack was there to oversee every step of the development and as a result the golf course is truly majestic. With a magnificent view of the "Co. Meath countryside" on the 600 hectares of the domain, players will never tire of the challenge offered to them.

Killeen Castle opened in May 2009 and had the privilege of hosting the Ladies Irish Open from 2010 to 2012. After construction of the courses, Jack described Killeen Castle as "one of our most beautiful creations ".

Host of the Irish PGA Championship and the Irish Close Golf Championship 2014, Seapoint Golf Club is a magnificent links-style golf course that overlooks the Morne Mountains and the Irish Sea. Seapoint was originally designed by Vice Ryder Cup Captain Des Smyth and Declan Branigan and has been continually updated and maintained by Declan Brannigan and DB Designs.

It has since grown into one of Ireland's best links, with fescue greens and beautifully manicured fairways providing golfers with an unforgettable golfing experience. This neighbor of County Louth unfolds in a lunar landscape or in the middle of the heather. The greens are wide and often steep.

County Louth Golf Club is an hour's drive north from Dublin. It is also called 'Baltray'. It is one of the great championship links courses in Ireland. The dunes are not as high as those of the southwest courses, but it does require good ball handling and good strategy.

The club was created in 1892 but Tom Simpson designed the current course in 1938 and Tom MacKenzie modified it somewhat in 2003. It is designed in two loops of nine holes and offers many teeing areas. In addition, its greens are considered to be the best in the country.