Experience Wicklow’s wild beauty on foot.
With its rolling hills, sea views, and world-renowned courses, Ireland’s east coast is a golfer’s dream. Staying at Cullen’s Cottages puts you within easy reach of some of the country’s most iconic fairways, from the legendary links of Dublin to the lush parkland courses of Wicklow.
Whether you’re a seasoned player chasing championship challenges or simply looking for a relaxed round surrounded by nature, Wicklow and Dublin combine to create one of Europe’s most scenic and satisfying golf destinations.
Nestled within the majestic Powerscourt Estate, this club boasts two championship courses designed by Peter McEvoy. The East Course requires accuracy and strategy, while the West Course rewards confident long play. Both courses offer sweeping views of the Sugarloaf Mountain and the Wicklow countryside — a must-play stop on any golfing holiday.
Nicknamed “The Augusta of Europe,” Druids Glen is famous for hosting the Irish Open and the Seve Trophy. Its parkland design features tree-lined fairways, natural water hazards, and beautifully maintained greens. Expect a blend of technical play and breathtaking scenery. The resort’s clubhouse and hotel make it a complete golfing retreat, elegant, challenging, and quintessentially Irish.
One of Ireland’s most scenic coastal courses, Wicklow Golf Club stretches along cliffs overlooking the Irish Sea. Almost every hole offers a sea view, and the natural terrain provides a true links-style challenge. Warm local hospitality and a relaxed clubhouse atmosphere make it a memorable addition to your itinerary.
Often described as Ireland’s most picturesque parkland course, Woodenbridge sits at the confluence of the Avonmore and Avoca rivers. The fairways wind between forested slopes, with stone bridges and ancient trees framing every shot. A serene yet challenging round for golfers who appreciate both skill and scenery.
A name synonymous with Irish golf, The K Club hosted the 2006 Ryder Cup and numerous Irish Opens. The Arnold Palmer–designed Palmer North Course is renowned for its water features, bold layout, and immaculate conditioning. The club’s five-star facilities and riverside estate setting make it an unmissable experience for any golfing holiday in Ireland.
A world top-100 course and a staple of Ireland’s golfing heritage, Portmarnock is a true links masterpiece. Established in 1894, it has hosted the Irish Open more than 20 times and the Walker Cup. Expect firm fairways, challenging bunkers, and ever-changing coastal winds. Its authenticity and prestige make it one of Europe’s most revered golfing destinations.
Ireland’s second oldest golf club, Royal Dublin is a pure links course steeped in history. The layout, crafted by Harry Colt, rewards precision and patience, with narrow fairways bordered by dunes and sea grass. Its proximity to Dublin City makes it a convenient yet world-class round.
Designed and owned by Pat Ruddy, The European Club consistently ranks among the top links courses in the world. With rolling dunes, dramatic sea views, and impeccably designed holes, it delivers an unforgettable test of skill. Golfers travel from across the globe to play here, and it’s right on your doorstep.
From legendary links to hidden gems, every round near Roundwood is a story in itself. Combine morning tee times with leisurely afternoons in local pubs, or enjoy dinner overlooking the fairways at Powerscourt or Druids Glen.
Ciara and Eamonn can help plan tee times, arrange transport, and recommend scenic routes between courses. Return each evening to the comfort of your private cottage, the perfect way to unwind after a day on the greens.
Experience the very best of Irish golf with Cullen’s Cottages, your home for an unforgettable golfing holiday in Wicklow and Dublin.