Mullingar Golf Club

Mullingar Golf Club is a classic 18-hole, par-72 course designed by Scottish architect James Braid. Stretching to 6,685 yards, it unfolds across mature wooded parkland that was once part of the Belvedere Estate, creating a traditional championship test that rewards careful shot-making. The routing is player-friendly and returns to the clubhouse at the 3rd and 9th holes, while the feature par 3s help define the round. The 209-yard second hole, played from an elevated tee to a raised green, is widely regarded as one of the standout holes in Irish golf. Established as a venue for competition since 1894, Mullingar also hosts the annual Mullingar Scratch Trophy, an event that has drawn many leading amateur names over the years. Golfers also benefit from a spacious clubhouse overlooking the course, along with practice areas including a practice chipping green and a mini driving range.