Galway Golf Club
The wild breath of Irish golf
Located in the charming district of Salthill, a stone's throw from the center of Galway, the Galway Golf Club is a historic jewel of Irish golf. Founded in 1895 and designed by the legendary Dr. Alister MacKenzie in the 1920s, this 18-hole par 70 course stretches 5,974 meters with a slope of 123, offering an accessible but demanding challenge.
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- Number of holes: 18
- Architect: Dr Alister MacKenzie
- Year: 1895
- Type: links
- PAR 70
- Slope 123
- Distance: 5974m
The course & its setting
The first four holes, bordering Galway Bay, reveal spectacular sea views before giving way to a technical parkland course, with winding fairways, elevated greens, gorse and water hazards. The sea wind adds a touch of the unexpected to each game.
Services & Environment
The club offers a complete training center and a panoramic clubhouse with restaurant and bar offering breathtaking views of the ocean. Home of legends Christy O’Connor Sr. and Jr., Galway Golf Club is a must-see stop for golf enthusiasts in the west of Ireland.
