Half price golf in the South of Ireland

Home to some of the newest and oldest courses in the world, the southwest of Ireland is special in its own unique way. Wonderful parkland courses and a mix of rugged, seaside links create a region that is certain to get your juices flowing.

There are over 20 Green Fee Saver courses to enjoy a round on here. Popular tracts include the Ring of Kerry, Beaufort and Bantry Bay. The south offers rich pickings to all, thanks to the ferryport at Rosslare and the airport at Cork.

Green Fee Savers Courses in the South of Ireland

Abbeyfeale GC	Dunloe GC	Newcastle West GC
Ardfert GC	Dunmore East GC	Ring of Kerry GC
Beaufort Golf Resort	Fermoy GC	Roscrea GC
Carrick-on-Suir GC	Kilkee GC	Ross GC
Clonmel GC	Killorglin GC	Skellig Bay GC
Cobh GC	Kilrush GC	Slievenamon GC
Dingle GC	Limerick County GC	Templemore GC
Dundrum House	Lisselan GC	The Kerries GC
Dungarvan GC	Listowel GC	Woodstock GC

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		Glenisla Golf Club Open all year round, the highlight of this parkland course has to be the 18th hole. Fronted by the Alyth Burn, the second shot is a daunting one and makes for a
		Brighouse Bay Golf Club Hidden away within 1200 acres on a quiet peninsula this beautifully situated course is free draining, playable all year round and offers glorious clifftop views
		Torwoodlee Golf Club Until a couple of years ago Torwoodlee's course was a sleepy tree-gladed dell that Sunday golfers enjoyed for its lush quality of fairways and greens and the ma
		Edzell Golf Club Located in the in the small village of the same name between the cities of Aberdeen and Dundee, Edzell is a popular and easily accessible golf courses in the No
		Hilton Park Hilton Course Two miles from the village of Milngavie and seven from Glasgow city centre, Hilton Park is one of the finest moorland courses in Scotland
		Colville Park Golf Course Colville Park came into being as a nine hole course designed by David Adams in 1923 but underwent a James Baird course extension in 1926
		Gleddoch Golf Club Set across a sprawling 360 acre estate that once belonged to shipping baron, Sir William Lithgow, Gleddoch is one of Scotland’s most scenic and enjoyable course
		Greenock 18 Hole Course The Greenock Golf Club was founded in 1890 and is located in a commanding position high above the town. In 1924 that busiest of all Golf Course Architects, form
		Elm Park Golf & Sports Club Situated just two miles from Dublin city centre, this is the perfect place to enjoy a round of golf while your other half enjoys the lure of the retail and city
		Seafield Golf Club This is the sister course to Belleisle and, although a little shorter (only three of its holes are over 400 yards), it is much tighter and by no means a walkove
		Macdonald Cardrona Hotel, Golf & Spa Designed by Dave Thomas Cardrona is a championship length mix of parkland and woodland at 6, 900-yards. Signature holes include a trio of delights on the front
		Portpatrick Dunskey Course Situated in south west Scotland overlooking the North Channel to Ireland, the area enjoys a temperate climate due to the Gulf Stream and Golf is playable all ye