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The Hotel
Dromoland Castle Golf and Country Club has undergone an amazing transformation over the past three years, thanks to an investment of €5 million by our owners. The project, undertaken by the late world renowned, Irish golfing legend, J.B. Carr and one of golf’s great golf course architects, Ron Kirby, has produced dramatic results. Dromoland Castle is one of Europe’s finest country estates and now has a golf course to equal the splendour of the setting. Visitors to the course have described it eloquently as “the Augusta of Ireland”.
Rooms
Relax and unwind in your room: call room service and order a glass of champagne with canapes before dinner – or alternatively, we can arrange for dinner to be delivered to you. Our staff are also happy to arrange fresh flowers, handmade chocolates or champagne at your request, should the occasion call for it. Just ask!
Dining
Combining a wealth of fresh, locally sourced produce with an extensive selection of dining options including a la carte, gastronomic and daily table d’hote menus, there is something for everyone at this 5 Star Restaurant in Ireland: A Six-Course Dinner Celebration; Afternoon Tea served in the Drawing Room or a light snack in the Country Club. Sit back and relax in comfort and style in one of the finest luxury hotels Ireland has.
- 18 hole golf course
- Recently refurbished
- Cocktail Bar
Courses
Dromoland Castle Golf and Country Club has undergone an amazing transformation over the past three years, thanks to an investment of €5 million by our owners. The project, undertaken by the late world renowned, Irish golfing legend, J.B. Carr and one of golf’s great golf course architects, Ron Kirby, has produced dramatic results. Dromoland Castle is one of Europe’s finest country estates and now has a golf course to equal the splendour of the setting. Visitors to the course have described it eloquently as “the Augusta of Ireland”.
Two 18 hole golf courses at Lahinch Golf Club – the McKenzie classic Old Course and the Castle Course. The latter was once fondly known as the ‘Ladies’ Course’.The South of Ireland Championship is held annually in Lahinch in late July. This important fixture on the Men’s amateur circuit boasts winners such as golfing greats Graeme McDowell, Darren Clarke and Paul McGinley.As a measure of its status as a top class links course, Lahinch is regularly visited by players prior to The Open Championship. Stewart Cink practiced at Lahinch prior to his win in 2009 and stated that his time at Lahinch formed the basis for his win.One of our most distinguished members was the late Dr. Patrick Hillery, President of Ireland 1976 – 1990. A native of nearby Spanish Point, he regularly enjoyed a friendly fourball at Lahinch.
Course Highlights
- A world Top 50 course
- 2 18 Hole courses
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