Dingle Golf Links 

Scenic view of a golf course with green fairways, rolling hills, a water body, and distant mountains under a partly cloudy sky.

Designed

Eddie Hackett 

Founded

1924

Holes

18

Par

72

Length (Yd)

6692

Types

Links

Dingle Golf Links

Dingle Golf Links at Ceann Sibéal is one of Southwest Ireland’s most authentic and rewarding links experiences. Set on the dramatic Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, the course sits close to the edge of the Atlantic, surrounded by coastal views, open skies, native grasses, and the unmistakable character of Ireland’s western edge.

Designed by Eddie Hackett, Dingle Golf Links offers the kind of golf that feels naturally shaped by the land. Rolling fairways, firm turf, changing winds, subtle greens, and a meandering stream all ask golfers to think their way around the course rather than overpower it. It is challenging, scenic, and wonderfully unpretentious.

What makes Dingle special is not only the golf, but the sense of place. This is a round deeply connected to the culture, language, landscape, and hospitality of the Dingle Peninsula. It feels less like a stop on a checklist and more like a discovery, the kind of course travelers remember because it shows them a more personal side of Irish links golf.

For golfers planning a Southwest Ireland itinerary, Dingle Golf Links pairs beautifully with Ballybunion, Tralee, Waterville, Dooks, Lahinch, and Old Head of Kinsale. It adds balance to the journey, offering a quieter, more local counterpoint to the region’s world-famous championship venues.

Playing Dingle is about going a little deeper into Ireland. It is Atlantic golf, Kerry hospitality, and classic links character in one of the country’s most memorable coastal settings.

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