WORLD GOLF AWARDS
World Golf Awards 2026: Celebrating Excellence in Golf Tourism
Fortrose highland golf escapes
Golf in the Highlands of Scotland: A Highland Golf Adventure
Chaparral Golf MAIN PIC
Chaparral Golf: the course reborn with the Rubio family
Dave North West Coast & Links
Art of the Irish Golf Trip – Q&A with Managing Director, Dave Wensley of North & West Coast Links
Nair Golf Club - Kim Speirs
Nairn Golf Club announces new Assistant Manager
Connacht 2026 image crop
CONNACHT: GOLF AT THE EDGE OF THE ATLANTIC
Greater Madrid Golf Linkedin city view
MADRID: SPAIN’S GOLFING CAPITAL
Trump International Golf Links Scotland-New Course-12 Green-Jacob Sjöman-August 24
Golf in the North East of Scotland: Links Golf, Dramatic Dunes and Unforgettable Variety

THE HERITAGE GOLF RESORT – DG IRELAND TOP150 – 2025

THE HERITAGE GOLF RESORT – DG IRELAND TOP150 – 2025

 

Editor, Kevin Markham 

Much of the attention focused on The Heritage Golf Resort concentrates on the Seve Ballesteros design. It is little wonder.
The enigmatic Seve still conjures up all that is enthralling about the game of golf. And plenty of that can be found here. Golfers are met by the statue of the great man and the stylish clubhouse. If you want to glimpse two of the resort’s best holes
head around to the right, past the new Pro shop, and marvel at the two greens perched on either side of a stunning lake. These are the 9th and 18th. It’s some finish to each nine.
Water sparkles here but it is only one of the challenges you’ll face: this is a long course with holes flowing over the gently shaped Co. Laois countryside, weaving between an intimidating array of complex bunkers and a maturing army of trees. Be grateful that landing areas are generous and there’s a good choice of tees.

FAVOURITE HOLE
The par four 18th is such a strong finishing hole, curving gently
left around the water which threatens off the tee and on the
approach.

WHAT’S IN THE BAG?
You’ll need to drive well for the whole day.

WWW.HERITAGERESORT.IE

Link to DG IRELAND TOP150; Destination Golf – Ireland 2025 – Destination Golf

Scroll to Top