Sligo Golf

Ballymote Golf Club

Ballymote Golf Club is a gem of a course hidden between the Curlew Mountains and Ballymote Town. It has become one of Connaughts premier golf experiences. The Lake hole 7th is the signature hole set into Ballinascarrow Lake and will match the 17th at Druids Glenn as a beautiful spectacle. The rest of the course plays over 2640 metres long.

Castle Dargan Golf Club

Castle Dargan Golf Club makes the most of the natural ebb and flow of the Sligo estates grounds. Designed by Darren Clarke, he has woven eighteen beautiful golf holes through majestic trees, natural lakes, burns and around the ancient stone walls and ruins which dominate this romantic landscape. Golf at Castle Dargan is available to members, residents and visitors alike. Located in the heart of Yeats Country.

County Sligo Golf Club

County Sligo Golf Club is situated at Rosses Point, a seaside village eight kilometres north west of Sligo town, and is one of the oldest and best known links courses in Ireland. The club was founded in 1894 on land leased from Henry Middleton. He was an uncle of W.B. Yeats, the famous poet and Nobel Prize winner for literature, and his brother Jack B Yeats, the noted landscape painter.

Enniscrone Golf Links

Enniscrone Golf Club was founded in 1918, redesigned by Eddie Hackett in 1974 and by Donald Steel in 2001, this Irish championship course is one of Ireland's finest authentic golf links. Apart from the championship links known as The Dunes, there is also the splendid 9 hole Scurmore course. Situated beside the picturesque seaside town of Enniscrone , the golf course affords panoramic views of Killala Bay, Bartra Island and sandy beaches with Nephin and the Ox Mountains forming the backdrop.

Strandhill Golf Club

Strandhill Golf Course is a must for golfing visitors to Sligo. Situated 8km west of the city of Sligo and nestled under the famous Knocknarea mountain, this 5675 meters of undulating fairways and unforgiving short cuts makes it a course to remember. The player can also enjoy an uninterrupted view of spectacular scenery made famous in Song and Story.