Known for its rugged coastline and breathtaking landscapes, Donegal blends natural beauty with expertly designed courses.
The county boasts a variety of both links and parkland courses, catering to players of all skill levels. Iconic links courses like Ballyliffin and Donegal Golf Club offer a true test of skill, shaped by the Atlantic winds and dunes. For those seeking a different experience, Donegal’s scenic parkland courses, set amidst hills and woodlands, provide a peaceful escape.
Whether clients are navigating the windswept coastal fairways like Cruit Island, Bundoran, Narin/Portnoo or Greencastle, or enjoying the lush inland greens in Letterkenny or Ballybofey/Stranorlar, golfing in Donegal promises an unforgettable experience, where each round is framed by stunning views and a sense of adventure.
It is recommended to play a round with a local and then enjoy the famous Donegal hospitality from locally sourced food and drink to top class accommodation.
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Golfing challenge in wooded beauty
The hidden gem that is Concra Wood Golf Course lies just one hour from Dublin and Belfast airports near the town of Castleblayney.
Designed by two of Ireland’s golfing legends – Christy O’Connor Junior and Senior– the 18-hole championship course is set on 240 acres of dramatic wooded landscape that tilts down into the Lough Muckno. The test of skill combined with the scenic beauty and clubhouse with panoramic views create an unforgettable game of golf.
Facilities also include a driving range, chipping green and putting green, bar and restaurant.
The course is located on the Dundalk Road (N53) approximately 200 metres from Castleblayney town.