Golfing

Welcome to the top parkland course in East Meath and Drogheda.

Enjoy breathtaking views up to the Mourne mountains and over the Boyne Valley. A Fáilte Ireland approved course with USGA greens, mature trees and exciting water features. The course is a Par 72 18 hole and is considered a challenging, but fair golf course suitable for all levels of golfer.

County Louth Golf Club (also known as 'Baltray') is situated in the historic Boyne Valley region just north of Drogheda.  Perched along the mouth of the Boyne estuary and within a 45-minute drive from Dublin Airport it is also within a 1 hour drive of the city of Dublin.

Established in 1898, this lovely parkland course is located 3km from historic town of Trim. The course offers a searching, though fair challenge to all golfers. Tree lined undulating fairways, strategic bunkering and subtle, well maintained greens ensure an interesting test of golf for the discerning golfer.

After your round, relax in the modern clubhouse where full bar and catering facilities are available.

The club welcomes you to avail of the floodlit driving range (open until 10.00pm)

Established in 1928, Headfort Golf Club is one of the finest parkland complexes in the Country. Boasting 36 holes, both courses have stunning mature trees, many being specimen, which enhance this unique landscape.

Both courses take full advantage of the natural beauty of one of Ireland’s oldest and finest estates. Located near the picturesque heritage town of Kells in County Meath, it is easily accessible via Exit 10 of the new M3 motorway (35 minutes from Dublin).

A place unlike any other, Knightsbrook Hotel Spa & Golf Resort is situated in the heritage town of Trim, just 45 minutes from Dublin City Centre. Our Award Winning Golf Resort not only offers 186 acres of expansive, green scenery, but also boasts an 18-hole championship golf course designed by the late former Ryder Cup Legend, Late Christy O’Connor Jnr. Challenging and incredibly creative, the course has a stunning location with views over undulating fairways, testing greens, and demanding water features.

Laytown and Bettystown, a traditional links with undulating fairways, riveted bunkers and fast greens, is situated on the south bank of the River Boyne in the seaside village of Bettystown, with views of the Cooley and Mourne mountains.

The course was first played in the 1880s but the club was not formally in the existence until 1909. The course has produced some of Ireland's best golfers, notably Ryder Cup golfers - Des Smyth and Philip Walton. Top class amateurs include Declan Brannigan and John McGinn. In 2004, the Leinster open Seniors Competition was hosted here.

Nestling at the base of the Hill of Tara, the club is enjoyable and conveniently located (just off the M3 Motorway).  One of the finest inland complexes with 27 championship holes set in mature parkland complete with new practice and driving range facilities.  Proud recipients of the Best Hidden Gem Award by the Golfers Guide to Ireland in December 2015.