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Dingle Golf Links
With it situated on Dingle Peninsula, this is Europe's westernmost golfing venue. However, Dingle's remoteness is more than compensated by its rugged charm. From this outcrop you can see the whole of the peninsula, with its enchanting whitewashed fishing villages and imposing mountains.
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1 Night, 2 Rounds
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- 1 Round at Dingle Golf Links
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2 Nights, 2 Rounds
- 2 Nights Bed and Breakfast at Killarney Royal Hotel
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£656
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1 Night, 2 Rounds
- 1 Night Bed and Breakfast at Meadowlands Hotel
- 1 Round at Dingle Golf Links
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2 Nights, 2 Rounds
- 2 Nights Bed and Breakfast at The Ashe Hotel Tralee
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- 1 Round at Dingle Golf Links
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2 Nights, 3 Rounds
- 2 Nights Bed and Breakfast at Meadowlands Hotel
- 1 Round at Dingle Golf Links
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3 Nights, 4 Rounds
- 3 Nights Bed and Breakfast at Meadowlands Hotel
- 1 Round at Cashen Course, Ballybunion
- 1 Round at Old Course, Ballybunion
- 1 Round at Dingle Golf Links
- 1 Round at Dooks Golf Club
Dingle Golf Links
Also visible are the towering Blasket Islands in the Atlantic, whose hardy population finally jumped ship for the mainland in 1953. Around the area there are many historical and archeological sites to experience, but they all pale in significance to the magnificent championship links golf course.
Every hole is individually created from the fantastic landscape, but all encompass the same sandy seaside turf. Expect no airs or graces at Dingle, this is one for the purists.
What Our Golfers Say
6.4
Good
6 reviews
Condition overall
6.6
Condition of greens
8.4
Speed of round
About right
Value for money
7.4
Facilities
7.4
Difficulty
Average
These reviews are from verified Your Golf Travel customers.
Colin
✓20 Jun 2025
Poor
2.0
Hateful poorly maintained, converted farmer’s field. One surly chap to run the course, starting and clubhouse. We were stuck behind bag sharers also sharing a caddie so took 51/4 hours. The chap in the shop said it was wrong but could do nothing as he was ‘on his own’. He also said that the poor condition was only ‘my opinion’. True but daises on the tees with 3” long grass and uncut fairways spoke for themselves. Why this is on the visit list I will never understand. AVOID!!
Paul
✓30 Jun 2024
Good
6.0
Nice course the welcome by the pros and the walk through of the course should be listened to it’s very helpful. Clubhouse is dated
Robert
✓20 Jul 2022
Good
6.0
Was ok
Roger
✓28 May 2022
Very Good
8.0
A very natural golf course, the most westerly in GB & I. Quite quiet but we were made very welcome. Lots of challenges, particularly from the streams that run through the course, just where you don't want them! The clubhouse has a fine reputation and is apparently booked solid for evening meals. We had excellent snacks mid afternoon.
Roger
✓6 Sep 2021
Very Good
8.0
Will
✓2 Aug 2019
Very Good
8.0
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