Druids Glen Golf Resort

Druids Glen Golf Resort in County Wicklow is a par-72 course measuring 7,222 yards, designed by Pat Ruddy and Tom Craddock to USGA standards. Known as the ‘Augusta of Europe’, it combines a testing layout with a smooth rhythm from tee to green, shaped by extensive upgrades that include restored greens and a modern irrigation system for consistently crisp playing conditions. Set across 400 acres of rolling countryside between the Wicklow Mountains and the Irish Sea, the course offers a striking scenic backdrop. The resort’s clubhouse and surroundings are rooted in the history of 16th-century Woodstock House, and Druids Glen has also made its mark on tournament golf by hosting four Irish Opens, with winners including Colin Montgomerie and Sergio Garcia.