golf limerick

This pleasant 18 hole parkland course with particularly tricky greens with a Par of 72.  
It's on the Limerick-Killarney road quite near to ...

Opened in Spring 1994, this course is located near the village of Adagh, famed as the finding place of Ireland's National Treasure, the Ardagh Chalice. The course is set in 150 acres of unspoilt rolling countryside. This 18 hole championship course is built to the highest standards on freedraining soil, making it playable all year round. The greens are constructed to USPGA standards, and the course's hazards include lakes, bunkers, streams and trees. A practice ground and driving range are a...

Located on the scenic Shannon Estuary coast road, this fine pay-as-you-play nine hole course represents great value for modest green fees. The course represents great value for modest green fees. The course is laid out on elevated terrain overlooking the magnificent Shannon Estuary, providing the golfer with a panoramic view of this beautiful expanse of waterway. Because of its elevation, the course remains extremely dry and is playable all year....

Although it only opened in the summer of 1994, this course has already gained a reputation as one of the foremost inland course on the island. Its greens are well matured, and the whole course is built to championship standards. It also offers a very modern clubhouse, visitor chalets, a driving range and par 3 practice holes....

Set on the grounds of the magnificent Adare Manor in lovely Adare. The designer of the course, Robert Trent Jones Snr., claims the eighteenth will be viewed as the best par five in the world....

This is the oldest course in Limerick, having been founded by the Scottish Black Watch Regiment who introduced the local gentry to the game in 1891. The very mature course features tree-lined fairways leading to excellent greens. The third and tenth par fours are a particular challenge.

The course measures 6500 yards and has par of 72....

This is a mature parkland course, although the club house is a recent construction. The seasoned golfer will find the bunkers protecting the green on the eighteenth a challenge and the up-hill twelfth; a par four, which doglegs right onto a plateau-fairway ending with a sloping green, a test of putting skill. Those who view golf as ‘a good walk spoiled’ will find most pleasure at the thirteenth’s tee, which has perhaps the best view of the course....

Abbeyfeale Golf Course is a nine hole parkland course. Par 62.
The course is a challenge to all players and visitors are welcome.

There is also a driving range here,so you can practice your swing....