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Golf & Scenic Views at Lahinch Golf Course in Ireland - Limerick

Golf & Scenic Views at Lahinch Golf Course in Ireland

Limerickmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4–5 hours

Fitness Level

Good physical condition recommended, as walking the course and dealing with wind can be demanding.

Overview

Discover the legendary Lahinch Golf Course on Ireland’s Atlantic coast, where challenging links and stunning scenery come together for an unforgettable golf adventure.

Killarney, County Kerry

Lahinch Golf Course

Space for Bags! • Up to 6 People! • Return Trip

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About This Adventure

Experience the charm of Lahinch, often called 'the St Andrews of Ireland.' This stunning links course on the Atlantic coast offers a unique golfing adventure, attracting visitors from around the world. Enjoy the scenic beauty and rich tradition of Irish golf, making unforgettable memories on the Emerald Isle.

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About

Lahinch has often been described as 'the St Andrews of Ireland'. It's a traditional out and back links course which sits on the Atlantic coast and is a favourite with many of the thousands upon thousands of golfing visitors who flock to the Emerald Isle year after year.

More info

Please select a time 1hr 30mins before your tee time. Once you meet your driver, you can arrange a time for him to bring you back to Killarney.

Adventure Tips

Check weather conditions

Wind and rain are common; pack accordingly to stay comfortable and safe.

Arrive early or late in the day

Playing during early morning or late afternoon offers softer light and fewer crowds.

Bring sunscreen and sunglasses

Protect yourself from sun exposure, especially on open dunes.

Respect the course and local traditions

Follow local etiquette to help preserve the historic links and enjoy a great round.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Seabirds such as puffins and seagulls.
  • Marine animals like dolphins and seals.

History

Lahinch Golf Course has been a central part of Ireland’s golfing history since the late 19th century, drawing visitors from around the world.

Conservation

The course is maintained with sustainability in mind, minimizing environmental impact and preserving the natural dunes and coastal habitat.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Golf clubs and bag

Essential

Necessary for playing the course, ensuring you have the right set for your game.

Weather-appropriate clothing

Essential

Layered clothing and rain gear are vital for unpredictable Irish weather.

spring|summer|fall|winter specific

Golf shoes with spikes

Essential

Provides traction on turf and dunes, improving stability during swings.

Sunscreen and sunglasses

Protects your eyes and skin from sun exposure during outdoor play.