Skerries Golf Club

Address

Hacketstown, Ireland

About the Golf Course

Founded in 1905, Skerries Golf Club is a premier championship parkland course located just 20 minutes north of Dublin Airport in the seaside town of Skerries. Originally a 9-hole course designed by W.C. Pickeman, it was expanded to 18 holes in 1971 by the renowned architect Eddie Hackett.

ArchitectHarry Colt, W.C. Pickman & Bancroft
Course typeParkland
Holes18
PAR73

Prices

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Amenities

Buggy
Caddie hire
Changing room
Chipping green
Driving range
Golf clubs rental
Golf lessons
Lockers
Practice bunker
Pro shop
Pull cart
Putting green
Reception hall
Restaurant

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Course Features

Layout: The course is characterized by undulating fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and a lush canopy of mature trees that define each hole. Signature Views: On clear days, golfers can enjoy panoramic views stretching from the Mourne Mountains to Howth and the Wicklow Mountains. Key Holes: It is famous for its "awe-inspiring" finishing hole (the 18th) and a particularly challenging 17th hole, which is the last of five par-5s on the course. Specifications: Men: Par 73, measuring 6,116 to 6,122 meters from the medal tees. Ladies: Par 74, measuring approximately 5,284 to 5,292 meters.