Malahide Golf Club

Malahide Golf Club is a 27-hole championship parkland course set across 180 acres of mature, wooded parkland. Designed to USGA standards, it offers a demanding yet peaceful round, with broad fairways framed by trees and holes that call for accuracy from a variety of approach positions. The layout combines space, strategy and a classic parkland feel, making it a true test of golf in a calm setting. The club traces its history back to 1892, when a shore links course was first established along the coast. After later inland development, the current course took shape at Beechwood from 1988 under Eddie Hackett, with extensive drainage and the planting of 45,000 trees. The present course and clubhouse opened in 1990, and Malahide has also hosted the first Women’s Irish Challenge and the LET Access Series in Ireland.