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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

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Course Details

Donabate Golf Club is a 27 hole parkland course that offers varying challenges on each nine created by a combination of water hazards, undulating greens and mature trees. All of the greens are sand based which makes them playable all year round.

 

Donabates' three nine hole courses can be played in any combination which is an enjoyable and challenging course for golfers of all abilities and requires accuracy and good course management skills.

 

Practice Facilities

Golfers can prepare for their round on the natural grass practice range, which includes two greens and a practice bunker. Also available is a chipping green and putting green to work the short game. PGA professional Cathal Barry is available for tuition for members and visitors all year round.

 

Course Guides

Click on the images opposite for detailed information on each of the three nines – Blue, Red or Yellow including score cards for each.