Kilrush Golf Club
Course Details
- Holes: 18
- Par: 70
- Length: 6,024 yards
- Slope Rating: 125
- Course Rating: 69.4
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit Kilrush Golf Club for the ideal playing conditions?
We recommend late spring or early autumn for Kilrush; you'll dodge the peak summer crowds and still get decent weather. The course truly shines when the gorse is in bloom, adding vibrant color to the challenging coastal winds.
What kind of course is Kilrush- links or parkland?
Kilrush is a fantastic blend, offering a true links feel on its front nine with the wind off the Shannon Estuary, then transitioning to a more sheltered, parkland-style back nine. This unique mix demands a versatile game, keeping you on your toes from start to finish.
Are there any signature holes at Kilrush I shouldn't miss?
Absolutely, keep an eye out for the par-3 7th, where you're hitting over a dramatic gully with the estuary as your backdrop - it's a real test of nerve. The par-4 14th also stands out, offering incredible views across the Shannon and a strategic dogleg that rewards a well-placed drive.
What's the atmosphere like for visitors at Kilrush Golf Club?
You'll find Kilrush incredibly welcoming; it's a genuine local club where members are happy to share a story or a tip in the clubhouse. Don't expect a fancy resort experience, but rather an authentic Irish golf day with friendly faces and a relaxed vibe.
Is Kilrush a good value compared to other courses in Ireland?
We think Kilrush offers exceptional value, especially considering its unique coastal-parkland layout and stunning estuary views. Green fees are very reasonable for the quality of golf you'll experience, making it a smart addition to any West of Ireland itinerary.