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An Introduction to Golf on Ireland’s South East

 

Golf in Ireland presents Rosslare Harbour as one of Ireland’s most convenient and exciting golfing gateways. With direct ferry connections from the UK, France and Spain, alongside easy access from Dublin Airport, the surrounding region of Rosslare opens the door to a superb collection of golf courses, luxury accommodation and unforgettable experiences along Ireland’s South-East coast.

As we build towards the hosting of the historic 100th anniversary Ryder Cup at Adare Manor in 2027, there has never been a better time to explore one of the world’s leading golf destinations. The South-East remains one of Ireland’s hidden golfing gems, offering visitors the opportunity to discover the region rich in world-class golf before it appears on every golfer’s bucket list.


Key Benefits

  • Accessibility by Sea and Air
    Whether you’re coming from afar via Dublin Airport or travelling by car through our direct ferry routes into Rosslare, the best of golf on the South-East of Ireland is within 90 minutes. There are incredible opportunities for flexible itineraries, outstanding golf experiences and hospitality. Whether arriving by air or sea, the South-East offers the perfect blend of accessibility, flexibility and authentic Irish hospitality.
  • Exciting New Developments for 2027
    July 2027 is a pivotal month for golf on the South-East with the opening of the newly rebranded Brittas Bay Golf Club (formerly known as the European Club) along with the opening of Curracloe Links, both located alongside some of Ireland’s most spectacular stretches of coastline overlooking the Irish Sea.

    Opening in the same year that Ireland hosts the Ryder Cup, both developments are expected to attract significant international interest and further strengthen the South-East’s reputation as a must-play golfing destination.

  • Championship Golf
    North of Rosslare, golfers can enjoy a diverse range of courses including Rosslare Golf Club, Bunclody Golf & Fishing Club, Carlow Golf Club, Arklow Golf Club and the renowned Druids Glen Resort. The addition of the two courses above makes the golfing proposition in Wexford and Wicklow even more compelling.

    Accommodation options are equally impressive. Kelly’s Resort Hotel & Spa remains one of Ireland’s best-known coastal resorts, while the Ferrycarrig Hotel and Ravenport Resort provide excellent bases for exploring Wexford. Further north, Druids Glen Resort and Seafield Hotel & Spa offer luxury accommodation.

    Heading south from Rosslare, Waterford offers excellent golf through Waterford Castle Golf Club and Faithlegg Golf Club. Waterford Castle is particularly unique as Ireland’s only true island golf course, accessed via a private ferry. The award-winning Dunbrody Country House Hotel provides an elegant accommodation option for golfers exploring the area

  • Ryder Cup
    The 2027 Ryder Cup will be a landmark occasion for Ireland, marking 100 years since the event was first contested. As excitement builds towards Adare Manor, the South-East offers golfers the opportunity to experience the very best of Irish golf, 19th hole hospitality, scenery and culture.

From established championship courses to exciting new developments, this is a region on the rise and one that deserves a place on every golfer’s Irish itinerary. The famous Irish welcome awaits.

 

ARTICLE CREDIT; IAGTO

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