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Rear of the Castleknock Golf Club clubhouse off Porterstown Road.

Hotels near Castleknock Golf Club

  • Parkland
  • 18 holes
  • Founded 2005
  • 9.2 km to the centre
  • 10.4 km to the airport
  • Visitors welcome

Photo: Dean Molyneaux, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Photo: Dean Molyneaux, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Castleknock Golf Club is a parkland course designed by Jonathan Gaunt, set in mature grounds at Diswellstown just off the M50 in Castleknock, with lakes in play on several holes. Opened in 2005, it sits about a 20-minute drive west of the city centre and roughly 25 minutes from Dublin Airport. Golfers often stay in Castleknock or near the Phoenix Park.

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Castleknock Hotel

The hotel sits on the Castleknock course · guests score it 4.4/5 from 2,999 reviews.

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Which hotel is closest to Castleknock Golf Club?

Castleknock Hotel is on the course itself. The nearest other hotel we list is Clayton Hotel Liffey Valley, about 1.3 km away in a straight line.

How far is Castleknock Golf Club from Dublin city centre and the airport?

About 9.2 km from the city centre and 10.4 km from Dublin Airport, measured in a straight line from the middle of the course. Allow extra time by road.

Can visitors play Castleknock?

The club takes visitor bookings, though some days are reserved for members. Check tee times on the club's own website: castleknockgolfclub.ie.

Where else can I play near Castleknock?

The nearest other courses are Hermitage (1.0 km), Luttrellstown (2.0 km), Lucan (5.5 km). Every one has its own page of nearby hotels.

Photo: Dean Molyneaux, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Hotel photos from the hotels. Course outline © OpenStreetMap contributors. Distances are straight lines from the middle of the course.