Garden County
Estates and gardens keep horticulture central to Wicklow's identity today.
DUBLIN, IRELAND
Wicklow
Estate golf, heathland, and links between mountains and sea.
Wicklow Golf Between Mountains and Sea
Golf in Wicklow moves naturally from wooded estates and mountain foothills towards the Irish Sea. Inland courses bring elevation, mature trees, and water into play, while the coast introduces firmer turf and a more exposed test.
The county's compact geography creates genuine variety, making Wicklow especially rewarding for golfers who enjoy changing landscapes between rounds.
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Woodbrook Revival
Woodbrook staged the revived Irish Open in 1975.
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Irish Open Quartet
Druids Glen hosted four consecutive Irish Opens from 1996.
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PGA Stage
Powerscourt East hosted the Irish PGA Championship in 1998.
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Arklow Origins
Hawtree and Taylor formed Arklow's traditional links in 1927.
WICKLOW CONTRAST
More Than Golf Awaits
Kinfern can include local places and experiences alongside your golf, should you wish to spend more time exploring beyond the course.
- Explore Glendalough's monastic settlement beneath the Wicklow Mountains.
- Walk Powerscourt Gardens across its 47-acre landscaped estate.
- Climb Beyond the Trees Avondale's panoramic viewing tower.
- Tour Powerscourt Distillery and sample its Fercullen whiskeys.
Ancient East
Monastic and estate history remain widely visible across Wicklow today.
Local Table
Farms and artisan producers supply seasonal food across Wicklow's towns.
Village Pace
Enniskerry, Roundwood, and Rathdrum keep rural life close to visitors.
Begin Your Journey
Speak with our golf travel specialists and start planning your next championship experience.