Mount Juliet Golf Club

Carlow Golf Club also known as Carlow Deerpark is one of the very good courses in Ireland. It is located in the interior of the country and regularly hosts the Irish Open. It was designed by Cecil Barcroft in 1922 and renovated by Tom Simpson shortly before WWII, but the original first 9-hole course dates back to 1899.

It is a "parkland" type golf course in the heart of the beautiful, green countryside of the south-east of Ireland. Created in a deer and deer park, it is part of a large property, "Bruen Estate".

Its undulating land benefits from a draining sandy subsoil like that of the links, which allows you to play golf all year round. Many trees in play and some water hazards. It adjoins a second 9-hole course: The "Oakpark".

This course, one hour from Dublin, is located on the ancestral property of the Wolseley family, now home to the Mount Wolseley Hotel, Spa & Country Club. It is typical of the style of its architect Christy O'Connor Jr, the greens are very well protected by many bunkers also present on the fairways and water hazards come into play on 11 holes. Beautiful views of the Carlow Mountains.

Play golf in the footsteps of some of the world's greatest golfers. The Mount Wolseley Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort is one of Ireland's top tourist destinations and the upkeep and quality of the course makes this golf a must-see for all avid golfers.

The Heritage is a championship course, designed by Severiano Ballesteros and Jeff Howes. It is located in Ireland just an hour from Dublin, with the Slieve Bloom Mountains as a backdrop. It is remarkably well maintained and the limestone terrain ensures a perfect playing surface all year round.

A hundred bunkers and more than seven thousand trees decorate the landscape, which is hilly but accessible without much effort. Five lakes and a river are in play on ten holes. It is part of a luxurious resort, The Heritage Golf & Spa Resort, remarkably equipped, with a golf school and the largest clubhouse in Ireland, on 3 levels, with terraces offering panoramic views of the course and the sea. countryside.