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  • Golf course
  • 18 holes
  • Founded 1912
  • 3.8 km to the centre
  • 6.7 km to the airport
  • Visitors welcome

3D view of the course outline. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, tiles OpenFreeMap / OpenMapTiles, terrain Mapzen / AWS Open Data

3D view of the course outline. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, tiles OpenFreeMap / OpenMapTiles, terrain Mapzen / AWS Open Data

Clontarf Golf Club is a mature parkland course laid out at Donnycarney House on the Malahide Road, among the closest 18-hole courses to the city. Founded in 1912 and designed by Harry Colt, it sits about a 15-minute drive north-east of the centre and roughly 15 minutes from Dublin Airport. Visitors usually stay in Clontarf or the city centre.

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The 12 nearest stays

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Which hotel is closest to Clontarf Golf Club?

The nearest hotel we list is Clontarf Castle Hotel, about 890 m from the course in a straight line. All 12 stays on this page are sorted with hotels first, then guesthouses.

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

About 3.8 km from the city centre and 6.7 km from Dublin Airport, measured in a straight line from the middle of the course. Allow extra time by road.

Can visitors play Clontarf?

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

Where else can I play near Clontarf?

The nearest other courses are Royal Dublin (3.7 km), St Anne's (5.0 km), Elm Park (6.3 km). Every one has its own page of nearby hotels.

3D view of the course outline. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, tiles OpenFreeMap / OpenMapTiles, terrain Mapzen / AWS Open Data. Hotel photos from the hotels. Course outline © OpenStreetMap contributors. Distances are straight lines from the middle of the course.