County Wicklow
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Courses
- Macreddin Golf Course
- Blainroe Golf Course
- European Club Golf Course
- Delgany Golf Course
- Bray Golf Course
- Roundwood Golf Club
- Arklow Golf Course
- Coollattin Golf Course
- Glen Mill Golf Club
- Glenmalure Golf Club
- Rathsallagh
- Wicklow Golf Course
- Kilcoole Golf Club
- Woodenbridge Golf Course
- Glen of the Downs Golf Course (closed)
- Powerscourt Golf Club
- Tulfarris Hotel and Golf Resort
- Macreddin Golf Course
- Potters Point Golf Club
- Macreddin Golf Course
- Druids Glenn Golf Resort, Wicklow
- Greystones Golf Club
- Lisheens Springs Golf Club
- Baltinglass Golf Course
- Druids Glen Golf Course
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of golf can I expect in County Wicklow - is it all links, or something different?
Wicklow, often called the "Garden of Ireland," is predominantly a parkland paradise, offering lush, tree-lined fairways and stunning mountain backdrops. While The European Club provides a world-class links challenge, you'll mostly find beautifully manicured courses like Powerscourt and Druids Glen that wind through mature estates. We think this mix gives you a fantastic variety you won't always find in other Irish golf regions.
When is the best time to plan a golf trip to County Wicklow for ideal conditions?
We recommend visiting between May and September for the best chance of dry weather and longer daylight hours, perfect for fitting in those extra holes. While you might still encounter a classic Irish shower, the courses are typically in peak condition, and the scenery is at its most vibrant. Shoulder seasons like April or October can offer better value, but be prepared for cooler temperatures and potentially softer ground.
How easy is it to get around and play multiple courses in County Wicklow?
Getting around Wicklow is quite straightforward, especially if you rent a car - which we highly recommend for flexibility. Many of the top courses are within a 30-45 minute drive of each other, making it easy to base yourself in one spot and explore several tracks. You'll find the roads are well-maintained, and the scenic drives between courses are a bonus.
What's the typical cost for a round of golf in County Wicklow, and are there any ways to save?
Green fees in Wicklow vary widely, from around €50-€80 for some excellent local gems to €150-€250+ at championship venues like Druids Glen or The European Club. To save a bit, look for twilight rates or consider booking packages that include accommodation and multiple rounds. We've found that playing during the shoulder season (April/October) often provides better value without sacrificing too much on course quality.
Besides golf, what are the must-do activities or sights in County Wicklow?
Wicklow offers so much more than just golf, and you'd be missing out if you didn't explore a bit. We always recommend a visit to Glendalough, an ancient monastic site nestled in a stunning glacial valley - it's incredibly peaceful and historic. For breathtaking views, drive the Sally Gap or explore the Powerscourt Estate gardens; they're truly spectacular and a great way to unwind after a challenging round.