Carne Golf Club (Belmullet)
Carne was the last links course designed by the the late Eddie Hackett and is now believed by many who have played there to be his greatest challenge. ...
Galway Oyster Hotel
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The Galway Oyster Hotel is one of the most stylish hotels in Oranmore and is ideal for a short break in Galway.
The hotel is located in the heart of the attractive and vibrant village of Oranmore overlooking Galway Bay.
Nearby Golf Courses
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Enniscrone Golf Links Golf Club
A meeting in 1918 marked the formal beginning of golf in Enniscrone and though like so many links, it has been extended, modified and improved, it quickly built up justifiable popularity. Enniscrone i...
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Galway Bay Golf Club
Scenic and challenging, this 18-hole par 72 championship golf course has breathtaking views, being surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on three sides, with the Clare Hills and Aran Islands in the distanc...
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Westport Golf Club
Westport Golf Club is a golfing oasis in the colourful town of Westport on the West coast of Ireland. The setting is spectacular and Croagh Patrick, Ireland's holy mountain, seems to follow you everyw...
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Westport Golf Club
Westport Golf Club is a golfing oasis in the colourful town of Westport on the West coast of Ireland. The setting is spectacular and Croagh Patrick, Ireland's holy mountain, seems to follow you everyw...
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Connemara Championship Links Golf Club
Designed by Eddie Hackett, Connemara is a 27-hole traditional links course situated between the Twelve Bens Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. The back 9 of this tough, challenging links has been descr...
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Athenry Golf Club
Athenry Golf Club located mid way between Athenry and Oranmore at the townland of Palmerstown. Athenry Golf Club is a mixture of parkland and heathland built on a limestone base against the backdrop o...
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Galway Golf Course
Galway's most famous golfing ambassadors are multiple Ryder Cup players, Christy O'Connor Snr. and Christy O'Connor Jnr. Both of whom learned their golf around these parts....
