Doohoma Golf Course

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Doohoma Golf Course difficult to get to, and is the journey worth it?

Yes, Doohoma is tucked away on the Mullet Peninsula, so you'll need to commit to a bit of a drive, especially if you're coming from Dublin or Galway. But trust us, the stunning coastal scenery on the way and the raw, authentic links experience waiting for you make every mile absolutely worth it.

What's the typical playing experience like at Doohoma, especially with the famous Irish weather?

You're in for a true links challenge at Doohoma, where the wind is often your toughest opponent and a creative short game is essential. Expect firm, fast-running fairways and greens that demand precision, making it a fantastic test of traditional golf.

When's the best time of year to play Doohoma, and will it be crowded?

We recommend visiting Doohoma in late spring or early autumn - May, June, September - for the best chance of decent weather without the peak summer crowds. You'll often feel like you have the course almost to yourself, which is part of its charm and allows for a truly peaceful round.

How does Doohoma's green fee compare to other Irish links courses, and is it good value?

Doohoma offers exceptional value, especially when you compare its green fees to the more famous championship links courses in Ireland. You're getting an authentic, rugged links experience for a fraction of the price, making it a must-play for budget-conscious golfers seeking genuine character.

Are there any specific holes or views at Doohoma that really stand out?

Absolutely, the back nine at Doohoma really opens up with some incredible views of Blacksod Bay and the Atlantic, especially around holes 12 through 15. You'll find some fantastic elevated tee shots and challenging par-3s that demand accuracy against the backdrop of the wild Irish coast.