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An 18-hole parkland course close to the medieval town of Athenry in east County Galway, set among mature trees and gently rolling farmland. Founded in the early twentieth century, it offers a traditional, well-maintained test for members and visitors alike. The club has a friendly, family-oriented atmosphere typical of Galway's inland courses.

An 18-hole parkland course on the Roscommon shore of Lough Ree, just outside Athlone, combining tree-lined fairways with several holes offering views over the lake. One of the older clubs in the region, it is well regarded for its condition and welcoming clubhouse. The course suits a wide range of playing abilities.

Set in wooded countryside outside the town, Ballaghaderreen is a well-kept parkland with tree-lined fairways and generous greens.

An 18-hole parkland course just outside Ballina town, laid out on rolling ground near the River Moy with mature tree cover throughout. It is one of the larger and more established clubs in North Mayo, with a full clubhouse and active membership. The course offers a fair, scenic test away from the region's links courses.

An 18-hole parkland course on the outskirts of Ballinasloe in East Galway, dating back to the late nineteenth century. The layout winds through mature woodland and open parkland, offering a traditional inland test. It is a well-established club with a strong local membership base.

An 18-hole parkland course near the South Mayo town of Ballinrobe, close to Lough Mask and Lough Carra. The course combines mature trees with open, gently rolling fairways. It is a popular club for both local members and visitors touring the Mayo lakelands.

An 18-hole parkland course just west of Galway city in the village of Bearna, with several holes offering views over Galway Bay. The course is relatively modern, opened in the 1990s, and is known for its excellent conditioning and clubhouse facilities. It is a popular choice for both members and visiting golfers touring Connemara.

Belmullet Golf Club is the members' club attached to the world-renowned Carne Golf Links on the remote Belmullet peninsula in North Mayo. The club plays over Carne's dramatic dune-land layout, regarded as one of the last great unspoiled links in Ireland. Because Belmullet Golf Club and Carne Golf Links refer to the same course, entries for both should be treated as describing one facility.

An 18-hole parkland course just outside Carrick-on-Shannon, laid out on wooded, gently rolling terrain typical of the Leitrim lakelands. It is a well-regarded regional club with a solid membership and full clubhouse facilities. The course offers a fair but scenic round for golfers of all levels.

An 18-hole parkland course set within the Castle Dargan hotel and golf resort near Collooney, County Sligo, designed by Darren Clarke and Jeff Howes around the ruins of an eighteenth-century castle and a tranquil lake. The layout combines modern design with striking historic backdrops. The resort has changed hands and undergone periods of reduced operation over the years, so visitors are advised to confirm current opening status before travelling.

An 18-hole parkland course on the edge of Castlebar, the county town of Mayo, set on mature, tree-lined grounds. It is one of the larger clubs in the county, with a strong membership and well-appointed clubhouse. The course offers a solid inland test popular with local and visiting golfers alike.

A scenic parkland beside the River Suck in west Roscommon, Castlerea is short but tight, with mature trees framing almost every shot.

An 18-hole parkland course near the East Mayo market town of Claremorris, laid out over gently undulating farmland with mature tree planting. It is a well-established club with an active local membership. The course offers straightforward, enjoyable golf away from Mayo's more famous links venues.

An 18-hole parkland course on high ground above Westport, with sweeping views over Clew Bay, its scattered islands, and Croagh Patrick beyond. The elevated setting gives the course a strong scenic character alongside a fair, well-maintained layout. It offers an alternative to Westport's better-known links course for golfers visiting the area.

Set on the dune-covered headland at Rosses Point beneath the silhouette of Benbulben, County Sligo Golf Club is one of Ireland's classic championship links and a long-time host of the West of Ireland Championship. Alongside the celebrated Championship Links, the club maintains the shorter Bomore course, giving members and visitors a more relaxed alternative round by the sea.

Enniscrone Golf Club is a superb links laid out amid towering dunes on the shores of Killala Bay, widely regarded as one of the finest and most natural links courses in Ireland. The championship Dunes course delivers dramatic, rollercoaster fairways through the sandhills, while the shorter Scurmore course offers a gentler complementary test for members and visitors.

One of the city's oldest clubs, Galway Golf Club sits on the coast at Blackrock in Salthill, offering an established parkland/seaside course with views across Galway Bay to the Burren and Aran Islands. It remains a well-regarded club for both local members and visiting golfers exploring the west of Ireland.

Gort Golf Club offers an 18-hole parkland course in south Galway, close to the Burren and Coole Park, providing a friendly, well-maintained test for members and visitors alike. It is a traditional country club known for its welcoming atmosphere.

Loughrea Golf Club is set beside Loughrea Lake in east Galway, combining parkland golf with attractive lakeside scenery. The course is a popular local club offering a relaxed round for members and visitors passing through the region.

The seaside village of Mulranny nestles at the foot of The Nephin Mountains, between Clew Bay and Blacksod Bay in County Mayo, and it’s well known in the region for the outstanding quality of the blue flag sandy beaches that run along the coastline at this point. The village lies on the recently developed Great Western Greenway cycle trail which stretches 42 kilometers along the route of the old railway line between Westport and Achill and this project…

Oughterard Golf Club offers an 18-hole parkland course on the fringe of Connemara near Lough Corrib, framed by mature trees and distant mountain views. It is a well-regarded club for both members and touring golfers heading into the west of Ireland.

Portumna Golf Club is laid out within Portumna Forest Park on the shores of Lough Derg, giving the 18-hole parkland course a distinctive wooded, peaceful setting. It is a popular club for both locals and visitors exploring the Lough Derg area.

Roscommon Golf Club plays over an 18-hole parkland course within the historic Mote Park estate on the edge of Roscommon town. Mature parkland, lake features, and level fairways make it an accessible and enjoyable club for members and visitors.

Galway Bay Golf Club occupies a striking peninsula setting at Renville, Oranmore, with a Christy O'Connor Jnr-designed championship course running along the shoreline of Galway Bay. Wide fairways and sweeping bay views make it a popular resort course for both members and visiting golfers.

Tuam Golf Club provides an 18-hole parkland course just outside Tuam town in north Galway, known for its mature trees and well-kept fairways. It is a solid club course popular with local members and regional visitors.

Tubbercurry sits beneath the Ox Mountains in south Sligo, a rolling parkland with mountain backdrops and a warm club welcome.

Westport Golf Club offers an 18-hole parkland course with spectacular views of Croagh Patrick and Clew Bay's scattered islands, designed by Fred Hawtree. It is one of the west of Ireland's most scenic inland courses and a popular stop for golfers touring Mayo.