Fish & Golf Adventures
Fishing
The best fishing spots in Donegal and by extension in Ireland.
Salmon, Sea Trout, Brown Trout. Fishery open 1 March to 15 September.
Access requirements: Loughs Agency angling licence + fishery permit + guide.
Cloghan Lodge Estate on the River Finn is simply one of Ireland's very best salmon fisheries and enjoys an excellent annual run of spring salmon, grilse and sea trout, in addition to resident brown trout. The fishery comprises some 130 km in total of double-bank fishing, stretching throughout the rivers Finn, Reelan, Cummirk, Cronnamuck, Stranagoppage, Eltagh and others. The catchment area is some 150 sq.km . There are also over twenty Loughs including Loughs Finn, Muck, Nambradden and Shrivnagh.
Our Fishing: We offer guided fishing only. Our guides are experienced anglers who have all of the necessary training and knowledge to fish these formidable waters. In accordance with water and weather conditions at the time of your visit, our guide will bring you to a location that gives you the very best chance of catching fish. For safety and enjoyment, a maximum of two anglers may share a guide. The guide service is comprehensive and includes local transport (pick up and drop off at your accommodation), tackle, guiding, and angling lesson if required. Our all-in price includes guide and permit to fish.
A Loughs Agency rod angling licence can also be arranged if you don't already have one - this is inexpensive and will be waiting for you on your arrival (at face cost) if you so request. Additional services such as airport meet & greet can be arranged (at additional cost).
The fishery is divided into the following rod sections:
Beat 1 - (Annick) - 2.5 miles - Tues / Thurs / Sat - 3 rods
Beat 2 - (Ivy Bridge) - 1.5 miles - Mon / Wed / Fri - 3 rods
Upper Reaches: (Exclusive to Cloghan Estate) - 4 miles - 1 to 8 rods
Upper Reaches: (Shared between Cloghan and Glenmore Estates) - 20 miles
Lower Reaches: (Shared between Cloghan and Glenmore Estates) - 4 miles
Season for Trout & Salmon: March 1st until September 15th.
Spring salmon run March to end of June. Grilse run from May on.
Cloghan lodge salmon fishery
Salmon, Sea Trout, Brown Trout. Fishery open 1 March to 15 September.
Access requirements: Loughs Agency angling licence + fishery permit + guide.
Cloghan Lodge Estate on the River Finn is simply one of Ireland's very best salmon fisheries and enjoys an excellent annual run of spring salmon, grilse and sea trout, in addition to resident brown trout. The fishery comprises some 130 km in total of double-bank fishing, stretching throughout the rivers Finn, Reelan, Cummirk, Cronnamuck, Stranagoppage, Eltagh and others. The catchment area is some 150 sq.km . There are also over twenty Loughs including Loughs Finn, Muck, Nambradden and Shrivnagh.
Our Fishing: We offer guided fishing only. Our guides are experienced anglers who have all of the necessary training and knowledge to fish these formidable waters. In accordance with water and weather conditions at the time of your visit, our guide will bring you to a location that gives you the very best chance of catching fish. For safety and enjoyment, a maximum of two anglers may share a guide. The guide service is comprehensive and includes local transport (pick up and drop off at your accommodation), tackle, guiding, and angling lesson if required. Our all-in price includes guide and permit to fish.
A Loughs Agency rod angling licence can also be arranged if you don't already have one - this is inexpensive and will be waiting for you on your arrival (at face cost) if you so request. Additional services such as airport meet & greet can be arranged (at additional cost).
The fishery is divided into the following rod sections:
Beat 1 - (Annick) - 2.5 miles - Tues / Thurs / Sat - 3 rods
Beat 2 - (Ivy Bridge) - 1.5 miles - Mon / Wed / Fri - 3 rods
Upper Reaches: (Exclusive to Cloghan Estate) - 4 miles - 1 to 8 rods
Upper Reaches: (Shared between Cloghan and Glenmore Estates) - 20 miles
Lower Reaches: (Shared between Cloghan and Glenmore Estates) - 4 miles
Season for Trout & Salmon: March 1st until September 15th.
Spring salmon run March to end of June. Grilse run from May on.
Catch and Release for 2019. Single and double barbless hook only
The Owenea River runs for some 13 miles draining Lough Ea in the west of the Croaghs, into Loughrosmore Bay at Ardara. The Owenea is primarily a spate river taking around 1 to 2 days to run off after a good flood. This is one of the best salmon rivers in the county.
The river has a run of spring salmon, grilse, sea trout and has a resident stock of small brown trout. The fishery consists of 9 beats on the bottom 8 miles of the river with good pools spread throughout the whole river. The beats cater for 3, 4 or 5 rods depending on the particular beat. The river has a lot of ‘nice fly water’ with the majority of fish being caught by this method. When in condition the river is one of the best in the country for grilse. The main grilse run starts in July with salmon right to the end of the season.
There are additional facilities for anglers, including toilets and hospitality at the angling centre as well as access for disabled anglers along a section of beat 3. There is an ongoing programme of maintenance and upgrading of access, angling structures, habitat restoration etc.
N.B. Shrimp and Prawn are strictly prohibited.
Permits are available as
Adult day permits €40
Juvenile day permits €20
Weekly permits €180
Juvenile Weekly permit €80
Owenea Angling Centre, Glenties Hatchery, Glenties, Co. Donegal.
Owenea River
Catch and Release for 2019. Single and double barbless hook only
The Owenea River runs for some 13 miles draining Lough Ea in the west of the Croaghs, into Loughrosmore Bay at Ardara. The Owenea is primarily a spate river taking around 1 to 2 days to run off after a good flood. This is one of the best salmon rivers in the county.
The river has a run of spring salmon, grilse, sea trout and has a resident stock of small brown trout. The fishery consists of 9 beats on the bottom 8 miles of the river with good pools spread throughout the whole river. The beats cater for 3, 4 or 5 rods depending on the particular beat. The river has a lot of ‘nice fly water’ with the majority of fish being caught by this method. When in condition the river is one of the best in the country for grilse. The main grilse run starts in July with salmon right to the end of the season.
There are additional facilities for anglers, including toilets and hospitality at the angling centre as well as access for disabled anglers along a section of beat 3. There is an ongoing programme of maintenance and upgrading of access, angling structures, habitat restoration etc.
N.B. Shrimp and Prawn are strictly prohibited.
Permits are available as
Adult day permits €40
Juvenile day permits €20
Weekly permits €180
Juvenile Weekly permit €80
Owenea Angling Centre, Glenties Hatchery, Glenties, Co. Donegal.
The River Drowes is famous for regularly producing the first salmon of the year, being one of the few rivers opening on 1st January. Rarely is there a year when a fish is not caught on opening day. Indeed this is a very festive occasion with some 250 anglers fishing, all striving to land the first salmon of the year. The river flows for about 5 miles draining the 103 square mile catchment into the Atlantic. The river generally keeps good water levels right through the season being fed by Lough Melvin. There is a good run of spring salmon from the 1st January through to April/May with some summer and autumn fish. The main grilse run starts around the end of May peaking around June/July.
River Drowse:
A permit is required to fish the river,
Day ticket; €25.
Week ticket; €100.
These are available from 9 to 10am and 1 to 2pm from the Fishery Office, Lareen Park, Kinlough, Co. Leitrim. Tel:& Fax: (071) 9841055.
Tel: +353 (0)71 9841055
Web: www.drowessalmonfishery.com
Drowse Estuary:
A permit is required to fish the Estuary. Permits are available as a day or evening ticket.
Day ticket (8am to 5pm) costs €40
Evening ticket (6pm to 10pm) costs €30.
These can be purchased from Fishery Office, Lareen Park, Kinlough, Co. Leitrim.
Drowes River
The River Drowes is famous for regularly producing the first salmon of the year, being one of the few rivers opening on 1st January. Rarely is there a year when a fish is not caught on opening day. Indeed this is a very festive occasion with some 250 anglers fishing, all striving to land the first salmon of the year. The river flows for about 5 miles draining the 103 square mile catchment into the Atlantic. The river generally keeps good water levels right through the season being fed by Lough Melvin. There is a good run of spring salmon from the 1st January through to April/May with some summer and autumn fish. The main grilse run starts around the end of May peaking around June/July.
River Drowse:
A permit is required to fish the river,
Day ticket; €25.
Week ticket; €100.
These are available from 9 to 10am and 1 to 2pm from the Fishery Office, Lareen Park, Kinlough, Co. Leitrim. Tel:& Fax: (071) 9841055.
Tel: +353 (0)71 9841055
Web: www.drowessalmonfishery.com
Drowse Estuary:
A permit is required to fish the Estuary. Permits are available as a day or evening ticket.
Day ticket (8am to 5pm) costs €40
Evening ticket (6pm to 10pm) costs €30.
These can be purchased from Fishery Office, Lareen Park, Kinlough, Co. Leitrim.
Golf
The best of the Golf that Donegal has to offer.
The Premier Parkland Course in the NorthWest
On the Banks of the Swilly Estuary with magnificent lakes and mature trees, Letterkenny Golf Course is a fine test of golf for any level of Golfer.
The recently redesigned 18 hole Letterkenny Golf Club stands amid 146 acres of mature parkland at Barnhill just on the outskirts of the town. Since redevelopment under the direction of course designer Declan Branigan it has emerged as one of the finest parkland courses in Ireland and attracts a membership of some 750 golfers. According to GUI records Letterkenny is documented as having “started activities” in 1913. By then golf had spread nationwide having been introduced from Scotland and ten other clubs were already in existence in Co. Donegal.
FEES:
Green Fees Midweek GUI/ILGU: €30
Green Fees Midweek Non GUI/ILGU: €40
Green Fees Weekends & B.H. GUI/ILGU: €35
Green Fees Weekends & B.H. Non GUI/ILGU: €60
Green Fees with a Member: €15
Green Fees for Opens: €20
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: Yes
Buggy Hire: Yes
Soft Spikes: No
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €620
Full Beginners Membership Fee: €315
Entrance Fee: None
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Letterkenny Golf Club
The Premier Parkland Course in the NorthWest
On the Banks of the Swilly Estuary with magnificent lakes and mature trees, Letterkenny Golf Course is a fine test of golf for any level of Golfer.
The recently redesigned 18 hole Letterkenny Golf Club stands amid 146 acres of mature parkland at Barnhill just on the outskirts of the town. Since redevelopment under the direction of course designer Declan Branigan it has emerged as one of the finest parkland courses in Ireland and attracts a membership of some 750 golfers. According to GUI records Letterkenny is documented as having “started activities” in 1913. By then golf had spread nationwide having been introduced from Scotland and ten other clubs were already in existence in Co. Donegal.
FEES:
Green Fees Midweek GUI/ILGU: €30
Green Fees Midweek Non GUI/ILGU: €40
Green Fees Weekends & B.H. GUI/ILGU: €35
Green Fees Weekends & B.H. Non GUI/ILGU: €60
Green Fees with a Member: €15
Green Fees for Opens: €20
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: Yes
Buggy Hire: Yes
Soft Spikes: No
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €620
Full Beginners Membership Fee: €315
Entrance Fee: None
Ballybofey & Stranorlar Golf Club
A lush mature parkland setting, with tree lined fairways and picturesque views
of the Donegal Mountains and the Valley of the Finn River..
Designed by architect P.C. Carr, so as every club in the bag is required, which is the mark of any good course. Ballybofey and Stranorlar Golf Club has become one of the most admired courses in this part of the country in recent years..
Green Fees Midweek:
€15
Green Fees Weekends & B.H.:
€20
Green Fees with a Member:
€15/20
Green Fees for Opens:
€15
Practice Area:
Yes
Club Hire:
Yes
Trolley Hire:
Yes
Soft Spikes:
No
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €550
Full Family Membership Fee: €980
Full Junior Membership Fee: €120
Entrance Fee: None
Ballybofey & Stranorlar Golf Club
Ballybofey & Stranorlar Golf Club
A lush mature parkland setting, with tree lined fairways and picturesque views
of the Donegal Mountains and the Valley of the Finn River..
Designed by architect P.C. Carr, so as every club in the bag is required, which is the mark of any good course. Ballybofey and Stranorlar Golf Club has become one of the most admired courses in this part of the country in recent years..
Green Fees Midweek:
€15
Green Fees Weekends & B.H.:
€20
Green Fees with a Member:
€15/20
Green Fees for Opens:
€15
Practice Area:
Yes
Club Hire:
Yes
Trolley Hire:
Yes
Soft Spikes:
No
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €550
Full Family Membership Fee: €980
Full Junior Membership Fee: €120
Entrance Fee: None
Golfers have been travelling to Rosapenna since the late 19th century when the Old Tom Morris Links was ranked 3rd in the British Isles behind only The Old Course at St.Andrews and The Royal County Down Golf Club. With the addition of the hotel soon after the Old Tom Morris Links opened in 1893 Rosapenna is the true first golf resort in the world. In 2003 Rosapenna opened the second course the Sandy Hills Links designed by Pat Ruddy of The European Club fame. In its relatively short lifetime the Sandy Hills Links has been met with rave reviews and steadily climbed the rankings as it matures into one of the worlds finest modern links courses. Both the Old Tom Morris Links and Sandy Hills Links are ranked in the Top 50 of Golf Digest Ireland’s Top 100 Courses. The Sandy Hills Links was ranked No. 11 in Golf Worlds Top 100 courses in Ireland List 2015. In the summer of 2015 the Old Tom Morris Links proudly hosted the Irish Women's Close Amateur Championship won by Sarah Helly of Enniscrone and the Sandy Hills Links hosted the Golfing Union of Ireland's Men's Interprovincial Championship won by a strong Leinster side.
Old Tom Morris Links & Sandy Hills Links
Green Fee Winter 2019/20
Visitor Green Fee November & March €50.00
Visitor Green Fee December, Jan & Feb €40.00
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Rosapenna Hotel & Golf Resort
Golfers have been travelling to Rosapenna since the late 19th century when the Old Tom Morris Links was ranked 3rd in the British Isles behind only The Old Course at St.Andrews and The Royal County Down Golf Club. With the addition of the hotel soon after the Old Tom Morris Links opened in 1893 Rosapenna is the true first golf resort in the world. In 2003 Rosapenna opened the second course the Sandy Hills Links designed by Pat Ruddy of The European Club fame. In its relatively short lifetime the Sandy Hills Links has been met with rave reviews and steadily climbed the rankings as it matures into one of the worlds finest modern links courses. Both the Old Tom Morris Links and Sandy Hills Links are ranked in the Top 50 of Golf Digest Ireland’s Top 100 Courses. The Sandy Hills Links was ranked No. 11 in Golf Worlds Top 100 courses in Ireland List 2015. In the summer of 2015 the Old Tom Morris Links proudly hosted the Irish Women's Close Amateur Championship won by Sarah Helly of Enniscrone and the Sandy Hills Links hosted the Golfing Union of Ireland's Men's Interprovincial Championship won by a strong Leinster side.
Old Tom Morris Links & Sandy Hills Links
Green Fee Winter 2019/20
Visitor Green Fee November & March €50.00
Visitor Green Fee December, Jan & Feb €40.00
Cruit Island is a unique 9-hole links course with stunning scenery surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on all sides accessible only bridge, which joins it to village of Kincasslagh. Cruit has 12 tee boxes and feature holes are definitely 137 metres 6th 145 15th par 3s where you hit over deep cove green sheer drop into for anybody who clubs.
What the scribes said:
Cruit Island Golf Club is a stunningly beautiful nine-hole...The view from there is fantastic: all rocks, outer islands, turbulent seas beating on the battered coastline and vast expanses of sky stretching away to Newfoundland...It has one hole that says very simply, eat your hearth out Pebble Beach. It would be worth going to Cruit simply for the sixth." From Beyond the Fairways, The past present and future of golf, by David and Patricia Davies.
One of the dream places of the world" German Golf Magazine 1999
FEES:
Green Fees Midweek: €25
Green Fees Weekends & B.H.: €25
Green Fees with a Member: €15
Green Fees for Opens: €15
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: €5
Yes
Buggy Hire: €15
Yes
Soft Spikes: No
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €425
Full Family Membership Fee: €785
Full Beginners Membership Fee: €250
Full Student Membership Fee: €140
Full Junior Membership Fee: €75
Entrance Fee: None
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Cruit Island Golf Club
Cruit Island is a unique 9-hole links course with stunning scenery surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on all sides accessible only bridge, which joins it to village of Kincasslagh. Cruit has 12 tee boxes and feature holes are definitely 137 metres 6th 145 15th par 3s where you hit over deep cove green sheer drop into for anybody who clubs.
What the scribes said:
Cruit Island Golf Club is a stunningly beautiful nine-hole...The view from there is fantastic: all rocks, outer islands, turbulent seas beating on the battered coastline and vast expanses of sky stretching away to Newfoundland...It has one hole that says very simply, eat your hearth out Pebble Beach. It would be worth going to Cruit simply for the sixth." From Beyond the Fairways, The past present and future of golf, by David and Patricia Davies.
One of the dream places of the world" German Golf Magazine 1999
FEES:
Green Fees Midweek: €25
Green Fees Weekends & B.H.: €25
Green Fees with a Member: €15
Green Fees for Opens: €15
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: €5
Yes
Buggy Hire: €15
Yes
Soft Spikes: No
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €425
Full Family Membership Fee: €785
Full Beginners Membership Fee: €250
Full Student Membership Fee: €140
Full Junior Membership Fee: €75
Entrance Fee: None
Murvagh as it is commonly known is a magnificent par-73 with standard scratch of 75 off the back tees, measuring 6,753 metres true test golf.
It is a testament to the late Eddie Hackett ability design spectacular links courses. After completing Waterville and Connemara was given an opportunity flex his muscles on promontory in Donegal Bay. He recalled with great modesty "The greens are natural sites: only level of some them were adjusted by hand. All as I had do develop course what nature provided".
One of the feature holes is 174 metres 5th to a plateau green with Donegal Bay in background and no bale-out front or sides, a truly magnificent hole. Rumour has it that some members argued it, was too difficult, but Hackett having non-of-it.
FEES:
Green Fees November March: €50
Green Fees April & October: €90
Green Fees May September: €120
Green Fees November March with GUI Card: €40
Green Fees April & October with GUI Card: €50
Green Fees May September with GUI Card: €60
Green Fees with a Member: €25/30
Green Fees for Opens: €30
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: €35 Yes
Buggy Hire: €40 Yes
Soft Spikes: Yes
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €575
Full Family Membership Fee: €1,050
Full Beginners Membership Fee: €300
Full Student Membership Fee: €150
Full Junior Membership Fee: €100
Entrance Fee: None
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Donegal Golf Club
Murvagh as it is commonly known is a magnificent par-73 with standard scratch of 75 off the back tees, measuring 6,753 metres true test golf.
It is a testament to the late Eddie Hackett ability design spectacular links courses. After completing Waterville and Connemara was given an opportunity flex his muscles on promontory in Donegal Bay. He recalled with great modesty "The greens are natural sites: only level of some them were adjusted by hand. All as I had do develop course what nature provided".
One of the feature holes is 174 metres 5th to a plateau green with Donegal Bay in background and no bale-out front or sides, a truly magnificent hole. Rumour has it that some members argued it, was too difficult, but Hackett having non-of-it.
FEES:
Green Fees November March: €50
Green Fees April & October: €90
Green Fees May September: €120
Green Fees November March with GUI Card: €40
Green Fees April & October with GUI Card: €50
Green Fees May September with GUI Card: €60
Green Fees with a Member: €25/30
Green Fees for Opens: €30
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: €35 Yes
Buggy Hire: €40 Yes
Soft Spikes: Yes
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €575
Full Family Membership Fee: €1,050
Full Beginners Membership Fee: €300
Full Student Membership Fee: €150
Full Junior Membership Fee: €100
Entrance Fee: None
Narin and Portnoo Golf Club is situated in a beautiful seaside resort in southwest Donegal, six miles from Glenties. It is considered one of the most scenic 18-hole links courses in Ireland , with sweeping views of Gweebarra Bay. A previous layout (designed by Harry Hamill of Royal Portrush) on much of the site of the current club opened in 1905 but had ceased to exist by 1919. Launched officially in July 1930, Narin and Portnoo Golf Club is engagingly old fashioned, with a meandering routing over and around the dunes. A recent course development has increased the par to 73 and has increased the range of shots required to negotiate the terrain. A warm friendly welcome awaits visitors and societies to Narin and Portnoo Golf Club and it is ideal for year-round golf.
FEES:
Green Fees Winter Jan to April: €30
Green Fees Summer May to Nov.: €50
Green Fees Non GUI Jan to April: €60
Green Fees Non GUI May to Nov.: €120
Green Fees with a Member: €30
Green Fees for Opens: €25
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: €25 Yes
Buggy Hire: €35 Yes
Soft Spikes: No
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €486
Entrance Fee: None
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Narin & Portnoo Links
Narin and Portnoo Golf Club is situated in a beautiful seaside resort in southwest Donegal, six miles from Glenties. It is considered one of the most scenic 18-hole links courses in Ireland , with sweeping views of Gweebarra Bay. A previous layout (designed by Harry Hamill of Royal Portrush) on much of the site of the current club opened in 1905 but had ceased to exist by 1919. Launched officially in July 1930, Narin and Portnoo Golf Club is engagingly old fashioned, with a meandering routing over and around the dunes. A recent course development has increased the par to 73 and has increased the range of shots required to negotiate the terrain. A warm friendly welcome awaits visitors and societies to Narin and Portnoo Golf Club and it is ideal for year-round golf.
FEES:
Green Fees Winter Jan to April: €30
Green Fees Summer May to Nov.: €50
Green Fees Non GUI Jan to April: €60
Green Fees Non GUI May to Nov.: €120
Green Fees with a Member: €30
Green Fees for Opens: €25
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: €25 Yes
Buggy Hire: €35 Yes
Soft Spikes: No
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €486
Entrance Fee: None
Often referred to as "the links of heaven" Portsalon Golf Club is a very popular seaside with narrow fairways. The course runs in clockwise direction, out bounds on left 1st, 2nd, 6th, 8th, 10th, 13th and 18th. greens are well protected bunkers, streams natural sand dunes all coming into play. Redesigned by Pat Ruddy 6,472 metres par-72 standard scratch 73.
Tucked away on the northern shores of Lough Swilly, Knockalla Mountains provide a stunning backdrop. Linked with heather clad hills, they shield and semi circle links, creating stage like effect. Add glistering waters those golden sands 18-spectactular holes to equation you know why it is referred as "the links heaven". Even such an illustrious title one can never adequately first time visitor for drama Portsalon's setting.
FEES:
Green Fees Midweek GUI:
€50
Green Fees Weekends & B.H GUI.: €50
Green Fees Visitors: €90
Green Fees with a Member: €25
Green Fees for Opens: €15/25
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: No
Buggy Hire: €30 Yes
Soft Spikes: No
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €520
Full Family Membership Fee: €810
Full Country Membership Fee: €480
Full Country Family Membership Fee: €760
Entrance Fee: None
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Portsalon Golf Club
7 Fanad WayOften referred to as "the links of heaven" Portsalon Golf Club is a very popular seaside with narrow fairways. The course runs in clockwise direction, out bounds on left 1st, 2nd, 6th, 8th, 10th, 13th and 18th. greens are well protected bunkers, streams natural sand dunes all coming into play. Redesigned by Pat Ruddy 6,472 metres par-72 standard scratch 73.
Tucked away on the northern shores of Lough Swilly, Knockalla Mountains provide a stunning backdrop. Linked with heather clad hills, they shield and semi circle links, creating stage like effect. Add glistering waters those golden sands 18-spectactular holes to equation you know why it is referred as "the links heaven". Even such an illustrious title one can never adequately first time visitor for drama Portsalon's setting.
FEES:
Green Fees Midweek GUI:
€50
Green Fees Weekends & B.H GUI.: €50
Green Fees Visitors: €90
Green Fees with a Member: €25
Green Fees for Opens: €15/25
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: No
Buggy Hire: €30 Yes
Soft Spikes: No
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee: €520
Full Family Membership Fee: €810
Full Country Membership Fee: €480
Full Country Family Membership Fee: €760
Entrance Fee: None
loughaneely Golf Club surprisingly is one of the few Parkland courses to be found in Co. Donegal. Designed by Michael Doherty and opened in 1995, the course measures 6,088 yards for the 18-holes with a Par of 70 and a standard scratch of 68 off the men's tees. The ladies, is somewhat shorter at 5,323 yards Par 70 and a standard scratch of 67.
The course has undulating fairways and mature trees coming into play on most holes.
FEES:
Green Fees Midweek: €15
Green Fees Weekends & B.H.: €20
Green Fees with a Member: €10/15
Green Fees for Opens: €12
Practice Area: No
Club Hire: Yes
Buggy Hire: Trolley
Soft Spikes: No
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Cloughaneely Golf Club
loughaneely Golf Club surprisingly is one of the few Parkland courses to be found in Co. Donegal. Designed by Michael Doherty and opened in 1995, the course measures 6,088 yards for the 18-holes with a Par of 70 and a standard scratch of 68 off the men's tees. The ladies, is somewhat shorter at 5,323 yards Par 70 and a standard scratch of 67.
The course has undulating fairways and mature trees coming into play on most holes.
FEES:
Green Fees Midweek: €15
Green Fees Weekends & B.H.: €20
Green Fees with a Member: €10/15
Green Fees for Opens: €12
Practice Area: No
Club Hire: Yes
Buggy Hire: Trolley
Soft Spikes: No
Ballyliffin Golf Club was selected as the venue of the Irish Open Championship in 2018 played from July 5th to the 8th won by Russell Knox on -14 in a play-off against Ryan Fox
Ballyliffin is undoubtedly one of the jewels in the crown of Ireland's Links golf courses. The most, northerly course in Ireland and boasting two superb golf challenges. The magnificent new clubhouse opened in September 2000, providing first class facilities for the golfers every need.
Six times Major Champion Nick Faldo visited Ballyliffin Old Links in 1993 and described it as "the most natural course I have ever played" one wonders what the conditions were like? was so taken by he subsequently tried to buy course.
FEES:
Green Fees Midweek Glashedy: €200
Green Fees Midweek Old: €160
Green Fees 2-Rounds Day Ticket:
€300
Green Fees GUI/ILGU rates Glashedy: €80
Green Fees Winter rates Old:
€50
Green Fees with a Member: €30
Green Fees for Opens: €40
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: €40 Yes
Buggy Hire: €40 Yes
Soft Spikes: Yes
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee Locals: €1,100
Full 5-Day Membership Fee Locals + Levy: €823
Full 5-Day Membership Fee Non Locals + Levy: €923
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Ballyliffin Golf Club
Ballyliffin Golf Club was selected as the venue of the Irish Open Championship in 2018 played from July 5th to the 8th won by Russell Knox on -14 in a play-off against Ryan Fox
Ballyliffin is undoubtedly one of the jewels in the crown of Ireland's Links golf courses. The most, northerly course in Ireland and boasting two superb golf challenges. The magnificent new clubhouse opened in September 2000, providing first class facilities for the golfers every need.
Six times Major Champion Nick Faldo visited Ballyliffin Old Links in 1993 and described it as "the most natural course I have ever played" one wonders what the conditions were like? was so taken by he subsequently tried to buy course.
FEES:
Green Fees Midweek Glashedy: €200
Green Fees Midweek Old: €160
Green Fees 2-Rounds Day Ticket:
€300
Green Fees GUI/ILGU rates Glashedy: €80
Green Fees Winter rates Old:
€50
Green Fees with a Member: €30
Green Fees for Opens: €40
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: €40 Yes
Buggy Hire: €40 Yes
Soft Spikes: Yes
Full Membership Available: Yes
Full Membership Fee Locals: €1,100
Full 5-Day Membership Fee Locals + Levy: €823
Full 5-Day Membership Fee Non Locals + Levy: €923