✧ Dublin CityDestinations
3D view of Castle Golf Club

Hotels near Castle Golf Club

  • Parkland
  • 18 holes
  • Founded 1913
  • 5.7 km to the centre
  • 13.6 km to the airport
  • Visitors by arrangement

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

Castle Golf Club is a mature parkland course laid out at Woodside Drive on the grounds of Rathfarnham Castle, with views towards the Dublin Mountains. Established in 1913 and designed by Harry Colt, it sits about a 20-minute drive south of the city centre and roughly 30 minutes from Dublin Airport. Golfers often stay in Rathfarnham or the city centre.

Search hotels near The CastleClub website

The 12 nearest stays

Hotels first, then guesthouses and B&Bs, each sorted by straight-line distance from the course. Tap Show on map to fly there in 3D.

Where to stay by area

Good to know

Staying near The Castle

Which hotel is closest to Castle Golf Club?

The nearest hotel we list is Uppercross House Hotel, about 2.5 km from the course in a straight line. All 12 stays on this page are sorted with hotels first, then guesthouses.

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

About 5.7 km from the city centre and 13.6 km from Dublin Airport, measured in a straight line from the middle of the course. Allow extra time by road.

Can visitors play The Castle?

Visitors can play by arrangement with the club. Check tee times on the club's own website: castlegc.ie.

Where else can I play near The Castle?

The nearest other courses are Milltown (1.4 km), Grange (2.6 km), Edmondstown (3.2 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.