Druids Glen

Nestled in the verdant landscape of County Wicklow, Ireland, Druids Glen offers a serene and majestic golfing experience. Known as "The Garden of Ireland," this prestigious golf course is a jewel for both professional golfers and enthusiasts alike.

Druids Glen Golf Course, established in 1995, quickly garnered a reputation as one of the finest parkland golf courses in Europe. It has hosted the Irish Open on four occasions, and the prestigious Seve Trophy, underlining its championship pedigree.

The course is set against a backdrop of the Irish Sea and the Wicklow Mountains, providing a stunning setting for a round of golf. With meticulously manicured fairways, challenging water features, and vibrant floral displays, Druids Glen offers both a visual feast and a test of skill.

The course was designed by Pat Ruddy and Tom Craddock, and it seamlessly blends into the natural landscape, preserving the historical and environmental integrity of the area. The signature hole, the par-three 12th, is particularly noteworthy, featuring a dramatic tee shot over a floral bedecked chasm that has become a symbol of Druids Glen.

Aside from the championship course, Druids Glen Resort also includes Druids Heath, which offers a contrasting heathland golfing experience and further cements the resort's status as a premier golfing destination.

With a luxury hotel on site, complete with a spa and excellent dining facilities, visitors to Druids Glen can indulge in a full-service stay, enjoying both the challenge of the courses and the tranquility of the surrounding countryside.