Co. Wicklow Golf Breaks | Golf in Wicklow from £89

Why Book a Golf Break in County Wicklow

Wicklow and Arklow are easily accessed from Dublin and it is only a short drive until you feel a world away from the Irish capital. It is a beautiful drive as you head south with the Irish Sea on your left and the stunning Wicklow Mountains on your right.

The area is known as the 'Garden of Ireland' and it is easy to see why with such beautiful landscapes surrounding you no matter where you look. The unbelievably beautiful Wicklow Mountains are the highest in Ireland and offer stunning and ever changing scenery as you travel through. The area has been inhabited for thousands of years and the best place to feel the history is Glendalough which dates back until the 6th century.

Golf in County Wicklow

If it's value you are looking for then look no further than Wicklow and Arklow. Stay in the Woodenbridge and play Woodenbridge, Arklow Links, Blainroe and Coollattin for a superb trip. However, if you want to test yourself then head to The European Club for a true test of links golf which is rated 4th in Ireland and in the top 100 courses in the world, if you love links golf then this is a must.

Druids Glen is a stunning 5 star resort and known as the 'Augusta of Ireland' with 2 courses on site this a must place on your tour. Another 2 course venue; Powerscourt Golf Club offers 2 championship courses in beautiful surroundings making this another venue you don't want to miss out on.

Druids Glen Resort, Wicklow

European Club, Wicklow

Wicklow Golf Club, Wicklow

Powerscourt Golf Club, Wicklow

Woodenbridge Golf Club, Wicklow

Best Golf Courses in County Wicklow

Druids Glen Resort

Newtown Mount Kennedy, Co. Wicklow

After opening in 1995 the 2 courses the 'Glen' and 'Heath' have grown in reputation
The Glen course has hosted the Irish Open 4 times
Many regards the courses as the 'Augusta of Ireland' with its stunning setting and holes resembling the famous course

European Club

Brittas Bay, Co. Wicklow

The 4th ranked course in Ireland and within the world top 100
Designed by the famous architect Pat Ruddy in 1993
The course feels very natural and as though it has been there for a century

Wicklow Golf Club

Co. Wicklow

Laid out atop cliffs that overlook the Irish Sea
Many holes remind you of Pebble Beach
Located in the heart of the town of Wicklow

Powerscourt Golf Club

Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow

A 2 course venue featuring the East which has hosted the Irish PGA Championship and the West Course
Opened in 1996 and many regard Powerscourt as one of the finest parkland venues in Ireland
Enjoy stunning views of the surrounding Wicklow mountains and scenery

Woodenbridge Golf Club

Arklow, Co. Wicklow

Founded originally in 1884 and later formed to an 18 hole layout in 1994
Located in the Vale of Avoca with hills surrounding the course
The course winds it's way through the Aughrim Rivers which provides beautiful and natural water hazards

Other Golf Courses in Wicklow and Arklow

Arklow Golf Links

Established: 1927

Par: 69

Length: 6516 yards

Where to stay in County Wicklow

Woodenbridge Hotel and Lodge

Arklow, Co. Wicklow

3 Star Lodge
Located in the peaceful and beautiful Vale of Avoca

Druids Glen Resort

Newtown Mount Kennedy, Co. Wicklow

5 Star Resort
A true 5 star experience with all the amenities and features you would require
The resort is modern and stylish and also features a two AA Rosette awarded restaurant

Powerscourt Hotel

Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow

5 star hotel
Located in peaceful woodlands in County Wicklow
State of the art spa and leisure facilities
Two 18-hole championship golf courses

The Royal Hotel - Arklow

Arklow, Co. Wicklow

Central location in the historic Arklow
45 minutes to Dublin
Close proximity to Wicklow Mountain range

Summerhill House Hotel

Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow

3 star hotel
Beautiful country house hotel
5 minutes from Powerscourt house and gardens

Things to do in County Wicklow off the course

Nightlife

The county of Wicklow may not be lively but you will find plenty of traditional Irish pubs in gorgeous settings which provide a fabulous atmosphere

Johnnie Fox's (Live Music Pub, Glencullen)
Mrs Robinson (Bar, Greystones)
The Harbour (Bar, Bray)
Jack Whites Inn (Pub, Wicklow)
Darcy McGees (Bar, Arklow)

Restaurants

With plenty of local traditional pubs and seafood restaurants there are numerous places to choose from alongside are the fine dining options that can be found at Druids Glen Resort

Christy's (Pub, Arklow)
The Lighthouse (Seafood, Wicklow)
Daata (Indian, Greystones)
Hugo's (Fine Dining, Druids Glen Resort)
The Enniskerry Inn (Gastro Pub, Enniskerry)
Redmond Restaurant (Local Cuisine, Woodenbridge Hotel and Lodge)

Activities

Known for its breathtaking natural landsapes the activities are centred around the outdoors in Wicklow. Driving into the mountains and taking in the scenery is a must do

Wicklow Mountains (National Park)
Sally Gap (Scenic Drive)
Powerscourt (Gardens, House and Waterfall)
Glendalough (Monastic Settlement)
Russborough House (Local History)
Wicklow Brewery (Tour)