Palmerstown House Golf Club

Renowned for its superb golf resort, The K Club is recognized as one of Europe's leading golf destinations. Offering 36 of the most thrilling holes for your golf trip, the 2006 Ryder Cup host course, Palmer Course, and Smurfit Course will appeal to golfers of all skill levels.

2 18-hole championship courses designed by Arnold Palmer.
The Palmer Course, and the Smurfit Course are among the most famous courses in Ireland. Each course has its own characteristics.
The Palmer Course
The Palmer Course is the first and only Irish course to host the Ryder Cup. The European team won in 2006 on this demanding course west of Dublin. Beautifully wooded and with plenty of water involved, this is a long and technical inland golf course.
The Smurfit Course
The Smurfit Course is the perfect complement to the Plamer Course. The fairways are manicured, the greens wide and undulating, the rough thick and the bunkers very welcoming. It is an inland links with a more wild and natural appearance than its neighbor, adorned with ferns, heather and gorse.

The Carton House Golf has two championship courses, located in a private 1 hectare park. Ideally located in County Maynooth Kildare, a short distance from Dublin, steeped in centuries of history, Carton House golf course is like no other.
The Montgomerie course
This course is part of the Carton House hotel complex. It was designed by the charismatic Scottish player Colin Montgomerie. As a good Scotsman, he showed on this site a certain talent for architecture, in particular for the strategic aspects, with particular care for the bunkers, which are often very deep. The water is in play on the 1st and 18th holes and the greens are well defended. This 18-hole course hosted the Irish Open.
The O'Meara Course
Also part of the complex, another high quality field, The O'Meara, was designed by the famous American player Marc O'Meara. It is always well maintained and less demanding than its neighbor the Montgomerie, it will suit golfers of all levels.

In an enchanting setting, the Powerscourt Golf Club near Dublin in Ireland has two championship courses, The East Course and The West Course.
The East Course
The East Course was designed by talented golfer and Walker Cup captain Peter McEvoy. It marries perfectly the reliefs of this natural and historical landscape. It hosted the 1998 Irish PGA, which three-time Major winner Padraig Harrington won in a lavish playoff. The East course also hosted the Irish Seniors Open 2001.
The West Course
The West Course offers completely different sensations and challenges. It shows the design and features of David Mclay Kidd (Bandon Dunes Oregan & Castle Course St. Andrew's) for a challenging, rewarding and very enjoyable golf course. The magnificent landscape and the greens of the West course will not leave you indifferent.