Lahinch Golf Club (Castle Course)

Lahinch Golf Club is one of Ireland's great links, founded in 1892 on duneland beside the Atlantic and shaped by Old Tom Morris before Alister MacKenzie's celebrated 1927 redesign. Wild goats still roam the fairways of the Old Course, a true test that has hosted the Irish Open and is set to host the 2026 Walker Cup, while the adjoining Castle Course offers a gentler links alternative.