Meath Golf Courses

Kilcock Golf Club
Newly re-developed at a cost of €2.2 million this Parkland Course includes Greens and Tee Boxes to USGA Specification. The course has many water features and a wide array of challenging bunkers and is a challenge for golfers of all handicaps. The Clubhouse has a warm and welcoming atmosphere with excellent bar and catering facilities.

Ashbourne Golf Club
This is one of Meath’s most scenic golf courses. It is designed with lakes and mature trees strategically placed to challenge even the most experienced golfer. A river flowing through the course further enhances its beauty. It is a testing course, each hole having a character of its own.

Black Bush Golf Club
With 27 holes of a well drained parkland course, we are open most of the year for play. We have three interchangeable 9-hole courses that keep things moving.

Black Bush Golf Club is situated only minutes from Fairyhouse Racecourse. Mature trees leading up to well maintained greens line the fairways. There are a number of tricky holes that will prove a challenge to even the most practised of golfers. This course provides a wonderful opportunity for an enjoyable round of golf in an ideal setting. We have a top rated pro and excellent bar and catering facilities.

Headfort Golf Club – Old Course
Headfort’s Old Course is one of the finest examples of a long-established, mature challenge, with its large selection of trees gracing the fairways and excellent greens. Established in 1928, the old course, formerly part of the Headfort Estate, was developed into an 18-hole course in 1956. Visitors from all over the world enjoy the experience of playing Headfort’s old course. “This is potentially, the most attractive 36-hole parkland facility in the country,” according to Dermot Gilleece of the Sunday Independent.

Rathcore Golf and Country Club
This magnificently fashioned golf course offers 18 challenging holes of play set against the backdrop of the rolling drumlins of County Meath. Spectacular water features reflect tree-lined horizons, generous greens and wide fairways. History embraces the creativity of this modern course design. The 130-acre estate contains two ring forts dating from pre-Christian times and a mote inside which Anglo Norman knights built a wooden fortress to protect the territory wrested from the hands of the native Irish. A round at Rathcore is something special. The sculptured course is a place of natural undulating beauty. Enhanced by a tree-lined horizon of oak and furze it is punctuated by six stone-lined spring water lakelets. The charm and special ambience of the course has been crafted in rapport with nature to provide a unique challenge to every standard of golfer.

Navan Golf Club
Navan golf course is located on the lands of Navan Racecourse. The 18-hole, par-72 course was designed by Robert J Browne. It is a challenge for even the most experienced of golfers with a total length of 6,082m. A bonus for the winter golfer is the excellent sand-based greens. The course is popular with golf societies and everyone, from beginners to the very experienced, are always welcome. The adjoining 15-bay, floodlit driving range allows the golfer the opportunity to improve their swing.

Julianstown Golf Course
Excellently maintained and located, this 9-hole parkland golf course and 18-hole pitch and putt can be found along the R132. This challenging 9-hole course has five par fours and four par threes along with many difficult bunkers. A lake skirts the third fairway making this a challenging par three. When you arrive at our sixth tee box, you are faced with a strong 335yd par four. Our tree-lined fairways and natural terrain offer a most enjoyable game. The pitch and putt course is the largest in the country. Club hire, teas and coffees are available.

South Meath Golf Club
Trim Castle, the setting for the film Braveheart, is only a short distance from this very pleasant parkland course. The 18-hole course is designed with fairways and beautiful mature trees. The generous greens provide an extra bonus.

Royal Tara Golf Club
Royal Tara Golf Club, nestled at the foothill of the historic Hill of Tara in the royal County of Meath, is among Ireland’s most enjoyable and conveniently located golfing retreats. It is reputably one of the finest inland members’ golf complexes and is renowned for its welcome to visitors. With 27 holes in mature parkland, the main feature of Royal Tara is the avenues of trees that each golfer must negotiate to come in with a decent score. The slick sand-based greens, open all year round, make this a little gem in the heart of the Bellinter valley. The clubhouse, built in 2000, is to the highest standard, with commanding views of the course and surrounding countryside. The facilities and restaurant are guaranteed to satisfy the expectations of members and visitors. The goal of the club is to provide the highest standards of excellence in all areas. Every effort has been made to provide a level of service and personal attention that can be found only at the most exclusive golfing venues. Whether you’re planning a friendly fourball, weekend getaway, or society or corporate outing, come to Royal Tara and enjoy an experience like no other!

Boyne Golf Pass
Play three of Meaths’ most enjoyable golf courses for only €65.
Located on Dublins’ doorstep just off both the N3 and N4 the three courses are only a short drive from Dublin Airport and the ferry terminals in Dublin and Dun Laoghaire.

The passport to golf in Meath allows the discerning golfer to enjoy three rounds of championship golf at one value for money price of €65. Purchasing the passport could not be easier, simply contact one of the participating clubs to begin an unrivalled golfing experience.
Knightsbrook Golf Club
Rathcore Golf Club
County Meath Golf Club

Bellewstown Golf Club
Bellewstown Golf Course is an exciting championship length, parkland course, built by the Leonard family, on their 150-acre farm, which was originally part of the Hilltown Estate. Situated near the M1, 20 minutes from Dublin airport and 10 minutes from Drogheda, with easy access to the north of Ireland, this par-72 course promises to be a challenging and enjoyable experience for golfers of all levels. The 18 holes are played over a distance of just over 6,700yd, with beautiful fairways leading to state of the art USGA greens. After your game you can relax with a hot drink and sandwich in the new clubhouse.

County Meath Golf Club
This is a challenging 18-hole parkland course. It has 18 sand-based greens designed by Tom Craddock. Overlooked by an imposing clubhouse, this course tests the ability of all golfers.
Situated one mile from the town of Trim – home of Trim Castle, one of the largest Norman castles in Ireland, it is close to the Hill of Tara where the high kings of Ireland once lived. This excellent parkland golf course also lies near Newgrange.

This par-73 parkland golf course is maintained to a very high standard. Each hole tests every aspect of an individual’s game from tee to green. The fairways are designed to be a challenge for golfers who aspire to position themselves long off the tee, but are forgiving to shorter drivers.

The greens are sand based, each with their own individual character, some elevated, some two tiered and all guarded by approach bunkers that pose questions of any approach shot about to be played.

Summerhill Golf Club
This 9-hole parkland course is located in Co Meath, just north of Dublin. Though a 9-hole course, it has the capacity to play a full 18 courtesy of different tee boxes on each hole.

Glebe Golf Course
Glebe Golf Course is situated 2km from Trim town centre on the Kildalkey road and is easily accessible from the surrounding areas. The course has 18 holes and is set in a natural parkland with mature trees and gentle rolling terrain. This par-73 course offers a keen game to even the most experienced of golfers. Glebe Golf Course allows all golfers avail of a high-quality, 18-hole course at very reasonable rates. Designed by respected golf course designer Eddie Hackett, Glebe Golf Course provides a superb challenge to all golfers. It covers 140 acres with its unique features of gentle, rolling hills and leisurely fairways on rich mature parkland, which make it a golfers’ paradise.

Knightsbrook Golf Club
Knightsbrook Golf Club is the official venue to the Ping Junior Solheim Cup 2011. Located on the outskirts of the picturesque Heritage Town of Trim, Co Meath and only 25 minutes from the M50, Knightsbrook is the latest golfing gem designed by former Ryder Cup Legend Christy O’Connor Jnr to adorn the Irish countryside. It is fast becoming a popular venue for discerning golfers, society and corporate golf days as well as residential golf and leisure breaks. With excellent facilities, a convenient location, friendly and efficient staff on hand prior to and throughout your golf event, it is sure to be a success from start to finish.

Headfort Golf Club – New Course
This fantastic, modern, parkland course criss crosses the River Blackwater and makes use of two islands. Headfort House, built in 1780, provides a stunning backdrop to some of the holes. Its fairways are graced with mature native Irish trees, which enhance this picturesque setting. Headfort’s new course is also home to a magnificent Asiatic tree collection. Christy O’Connor Jnr, the designer of the new course, has made maximum use of the two islands on the Blackwater, the surrounding forests and the magnificent, mature, broadleaf trees dotted around the land. This course promises to be the jewel in the crown of Irish golfing circles. “It is the finest piece of land I have worked with and could host the Irish Open without any trouble,” according to Christy O’Connor Jr. The Sunday Independent’s Dermot Gilleece wrote: “This is potentially the most attractive 36-hole parkland facility in the country.

Laytown & Bettystown Golf Club
The Laytown & Bettystown course sweeps along the coast with views of the Irish Sea and Maiden Tower, Morington. It can best be described as a most enjoyable challenge. This traditional links course is reputed to have a tough par 71. It is at its most formidable when the breeze picks up off the Irish Sea. The course represents all that is great about links golf while the greens are consistently smooth and true. This traditional links has produced many fine international players, the best known of whom is Des Smyth. There are some fine holes in this stretch of links land, not least the par five (fourth) where it takes two perfect shots to reach and hold the plateau green. The toughest hole on the back is the 11th, a par four of 462yd. All in all, the par of 71 is a stiff target.

Killeen Castle
The Laytown & Bettystown course sweeps along the coast with views of the Irish Sea and Maiden Tower, Morington. It can best be described as a most enjoyable challenge. This traditional links course is reputed to have a tough par 71. It is at its most formidable when the breeze picks up off the Irish Sea. The course represents all that is great about links golf while the greens are consistently smooth and true. This traditional links has produced many fine international players, the best known of whom is Des Smyth. There are some fine holes in this stretch of links land, not least the par five (fourth) where it takes two perfect shots to reach and hold the plateau green. The toughest hole on the back is the 11th, a par four of 462yd. All in all, the par of 71 is a stiff target.