DRUIDS GLEN GOLF CLUB

The beautiful Druids Glen Golf Resort is situated just twenty miles south of Dublin on the East Coast of Ireland, in County Wicklow, “the Garden of Ireland”.

Known as “the Augusta of Europe”, the parkland Druids Glen golf course, designed by Pat Ruddy and Tom Craddock, opened in 1995 and was the Host of the Irish Open in 1996, 1997, 1998 and 1999. In 2002, it was the venue for the Seve Trophy, a biennial event between the leading Tour Players of Britain & Ireland and Continental Europe.

Located within the 400-acre Druids Glen Golf resort, and nestling between the Irish Sea and stunning Wicklow mountains lies Marriott Druids Glen Hotel & Country Club. This relaxed elegant hotel features deluxe guest accommodation, a full business centre, extensive meeting facilities as well as on if the finest Spa & Health Clubs in Ireland.
Golf facilities at the property are extensive. In recent years Druids Glen has played host to numerous championship events including four Irish Opens and the Seve Ballesteros Trophy. Voted European Golf Course of the Year 2005, Druids Glen Golf Course remains a modern classic with the 17th hole’s island green providing one of the most exhilarating tests in world golf.
Type of Course: Parkland
Architect: Pat Ruddy and Tom Craddock
No. of Holes: 18
Length of Course: 6202 yards
Par: 71
Course Opening Times: 7.30 summer season
9.00 autumn to spring season

Club Pro: George Henry
Club manager: Donal Flinn
Club secretary: Donal Flinn

Green Fees:
Druids Glen
Rack: €175
Early Bird: €110
Group Rate: Yes
Autumn to Spring Special green fees and breakfast/dinner combinations available.