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Brittas Bay Club

DUBLIN, IRELAND

Brittas Bay Club

A Kyle Phillips reimagining of Pat Ruddy's links beside the Irish Sea.

  • DUBLIN Lieu
  • LINKS Course type
  • 18 TROUS Holes
  • PAR 72 Par

Beyond the Scorecard

  • Course established: 1993
  • Course designer/s: Pat Ruddy and Kyle Phillips
  • Known for: Kyle Phillips' reimagined Irish Sea links
  • Defining feature: Restored fescue across plunging coastal dunes

The Irish Sea Reframed

The golf course at Brittas Bay Club carries forward the site of The European Club, which opened to the public in 1993 after Pat Ruddy developed the links among County Wicklow's dunes. The property earned national and international recognition, hosted Irish PGA Championships won by Padraig Harrington, and staged the 2006 Irish Amateur won by Rory McIlroy. Tiger Woods also set the former course record of 67.

In 2025, the site entered a new phase under new ownership and was renamed Brittas Bay Club. Kyle Phillips was appointed to rework Ruddy's original design, with the course closed throughout 2026 and reopening planned for the second quarter of 2027.

The new routing is intended to open sightlines towards the Irish Sea and give golfers more lines of play from wide fairways. Native fescue is being returned across the property, reinforcing the links character while supporting the surrounding dune habitat.

Wind will remain central to the round, but the revised course is being shaped so players can choose lines according to position and conditions. Its identity will rest on movement through high dunes and a more playable reading of land shaped by changing coastal views.

Why Add This Course to Your Golf Experience

Once reopened, Brittas Bay can bring a newly reworked course into a Dublin-based schedule, only an hour from Dublin Airport and well placed for travel along the County Wicklow coast. Its public pay-and-play model keeps it accessible, while the club's planned conservation contribution gives each green fee a local purpose through support for nesting terns.

Kinfern can place the course beside established Dublin links or Wicklow venues, creating a contrast between a newly reworked design and courses with longer, settled histories.

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