Royal Dublin


 Royal Dublin Golf Club, set on the natural sandbanks of Bull Island in Dublin Bay, offers an exceptional championship links golf experience just minutes from the heart of Ireland’s capital. Founded in 1885, it is one of the country’s oldest golf clubs and was designed by the legendary Harry Colt, whose vision shaped a course defined by precision, rhythm, and balance.

The layout unfolds across a narrow strip of land framed by the Irish Sea and the Dublin skyline. Smooth-running fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and subtle elevation changes create a layout that rewards intelligent play and careful course management. The ever-present coastal breeze adds both challenge and character, ensuring that each round brings new variety and excitement.

Royal Dublin has hosted numerous major tournaments, including the Irish Open, earning its reputation as one of Ireland’s finest tests of links golf. Beyond its pedigree, the course captivates with its blend of natural beauty, refined design, and timeless atmosphere. For golfers seeking a world-class links course near Dublin, Royal Dublin offers a rare balance of history, strategy, and coastal serenity — a course that perfectly embodies the enduring charm of Irish golf.

 

 

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