27 Hole Championship Course in the heart of Dublin's Premier Golf Resort

Clubhouse from the 9th fairway on Blue Nine

The design of the clubhouse’s sizeable sheltered gallery area facilitates panoramic views of the three courses, and in particular, the finishing holes

Second Hole on Red Nine

Only par three on this nine. Tee shot over water to a green that slopes from back to front - can be a tricky second shot for players who do not hit the green in regulation.

Seventh Hole on Red Nine

Short drivable par four for the brave. Water on right and out of bounds on left, best play here is to take a mid iron and leave a short approach.

Sixth Hole on Blue Nine

Short par four, longer hitters are better leaving the driver in the bag here as a water hazard runs across fairway that can come in play. Relatively flat green protected on right by bunker.

Clubhouse Restaurant

Formal and informal dining in the Clubhouse Restaurant which is open every day

Donabate Golf Club Golf Shop

Tee-Times Booking/Payment, light refreshment and snacks

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Blue Nine Course

Course Card

Blue Nine		Medal	Daily	Ladies
Tee	Par	White	Yellow	Red
1	4	374	360	300
2	5	415	406	355
3	3	152	125	120
4	4	363	351	344
5	4	342	332	320
6	4	336	326	282
7	3	191	182	158
8	4	318	308	294
9	5	437	407	399
Total Meters	36	2928	2797	2572

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Course Guide

Hole	Blue Nine
1	Straight par four to start with.A ridge runs across centre of green which makes it imperative to be on hole side of green with your approach shot. Two bunkers at the front protect a green that slopes from back to front. There is also a ditch running behind the green.
2	Short dog leg left par five. Bunker to left hand side of green for approach shots. Green is undulated.
3	Straight forward par three, relatively flat green is guarded by front right and left bunkers and a bunker at the back left.
4	Decent par four, water on the right will catch any errant tee shots, trees on left of fairway. Water hazard runs across fairway that might catch the long hitters tee shot.� Accurate tee shot required to set up approach to a tricky green.
5	Straight-forward par four. A good drive will set up a short iron approach to a green protects both sides by bunkers. Don't overshoot your approach to this two tiered green as you may have be chipping from a down hill lie.
6	Short par four, longer hitters are better leaving the driver in the bag here as a water hazard runs across fairway that can come in play. Relatively flat green protected on right by bunker.
7	Longest par three on any of the nines. Raised undulated green protected on right by bunker. Large trees comes into play on tee shot. Par is a good score here.
8	Short par four. Out of bounds on the right catches any sliced shots. Bunker on left hand side of green, out of bounds behind it.
9	Straight par five. Straight drive required if you want to hit green in two. Water in front of green needs to be taken into account on approach shots.