There are more than 400 golf clubs in Ireland, which also has one-third of the world’s natural links courses in addition to a superb assortment of championship courses situated in breathtaking settings all across the nation. It makes sense that its appeal as a golf destination has grown yearly, and the International Association of Golf Tour Operators has recognised it multiple times as the International Golf Destination of the Year.
Ireland will continue to consolidate its standing as a leading golf destination by holding esteemed tournaments like the Ryder Cup in Adare Manor (2027) and the 153rd Open in Royal Portrush (2025), where it has hosted several international and global events throughout the years. Staying in our conveniently located Hotel near Dublin City Centre provides easy access to some of the best golf courses in Ireland.
Your Golf Vacation in Dublin FAQ
What are the best golf courses in Dublin?
Some of the best golf courses in Dublin include Portmarnock Golf Club, Royal Dublin Golf Club, The Island Golf Club, St. Anne’s Golf Club, and Dun Laoghaire Golf Club. Golfers visiting Dublin can also access renowned championship courses such as The K Club, Carton House, Druids Glen, and The European Club within a short drive of the city centre
Can I stay in Dublin city centre and play championship golf courses?
Yes. Dublin is an excellent base for a golf holiday because many of Ireland’s top golf courses can be reached within 40 to 90 minutes of the city centre. Guests staying at The Chancery Hotel can enjoy easy access to leading links and parkland courses while also experiencing Dublin’s restaurants, attractions, and nightlife
Which golf courses are closest to The Chancery Hotel?
Several highly regarded golf courses are within easy reach of The Chancery Hotel, including Royal Dublin Golf Club, Portmarnock Golf Club, The Island Golf Club and St. Anne’s Golf Club. These courses offer a mix of traditional links golf and championship-level play
Is Dublin a good destination for a golf holiday?
Dublin is one of Europe’s premier golf destinations. The city offers convenient access to world-famous links courses, championship parkland courses, and prestigious golf resorts. Visitors can combine exceptional golf with cultural attractions, historic landmarks, dining, and entertainment
How many golf courses are there in Ireland?
Ireland is home to more than 400 golf clubs and approximately one-third of the world’s natural links golf courses. This makes Ireland one of the most sought-after destinations for golfers travelling from around the world
What is the best hotel in Dublin for a golf break?
The Chancery Hotel is an excellent base for a golf break in Dublin, offering a central city location with convenient access to many of Ireland’s most celebrated golf courses. Guests can enjoy championship golf by day and return to the heart of Dublin to experience the city’s dining, culture and attractions
When is the best time to play golf in Dublin?
The golfing season in Dublin generally runs from spring through autumn, with peak conditions often experienced between April and October. Many courses remain open throughout the year, allowing golfers to enjoy the game in every season.