Castletroy Golf Club

Championship parkland course located near Limerick, set across mature rolling terrain with tree-lined fairways, strategic bunkering and water hazards throughout. Originally redesigned by course architect Eddie Connaughton and reopened in 2006, the layout combines a gentler front nine with a more demanding back nine, including standout holes such as the par-3 11th played over water and elevated finishing holes with panoramic course views. Independent guests are welcome throughout the year, with visitor tee times available for both Golf Ireland and non-Golf Ireland members. Located close to Limerick city, Castletroy can work well as an accessible inland option for golfers exploring the wider Adare, Clare and southwest Ireland golf region. Handicap requirements are not clearly specified. Pricing sits in the mid-to-premium range depending on season and visitor category, with lower rates for Golf Ireland members and higher green fees during the April to September peak season.