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GLASSON – DESTINATION GOLF IRELAND TOP150 – 2025

 

Editor, Kevin Markham 

Glasson’s driveway glides above the course’s best holes as they drift down to the edge of Killenure Bay… and one of the most stunning par threes in Ireland. To reach the tee you must cross the lake’s edge via a wooden walkway… before playing a tee shot over the lake itself. It is all carry. The hotel at the end of the driveway offers a mighty fine golfing package, too. Indeed, it is designed very much with golfers in mind. The expansive golf
course sits between Lough Ree and Killenure Bay, and water is always in view.

It was designed by Christy O’Connor Jr, and opened in 1993, but the resort and the closing five holes (to the left of the driveway) underwent major redevelopment by David Jones, in 2021. Glasson’s great strengths come from its swaying landscape and variety of holes, as evidenced by the strong par threes and par fives. Expect some big and thrilling shots, especially on the closing six holes.

FAVOURITE HOLE
The famous par three 17th is a show-stopper. It is all carry across
Killenure Bay.

WHAT’S IN THE BAG?
Finding putting surfaces that can be out of view is key.

WWW.GLASSONLAKEHOUSE.COM

Full guide here – Destination Golf – Ireland 2025 – Destination Golf

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