Corrstown Golf Club (Meadow/River)

Overview: At Corrstown Golf Club, the Meadow/River pairing lies at Kilsallaghan in north County Dublin, close to Dublin Airport, and forms one of the club’s active eighteen-hole options. The directory label combines the Meadow and River nines within Corrstown’s 27-hole facility. Official white-tee competition data gives the combination 5,948 yards and par 72, split evenly into two par-36 nines. The River nine brings water into play on several holes and includes three par 5s, while the Meadow moves from a deceptively calm opening into a water-protected par 5 and a demanding finish. Together they create a different round from the club’s Meadow/Orchard option.

History: Corrstown is a member-owned club whose current material describes the course as a child of the 1990s and credits Eddie Connaughton with the 27-hole design. The three nines were developed as a flexible parkland facility near Dublin Airport, allowing the club to offer multiple eighteen-hole combinations while keeping the identities of River, Orchard and Meadow distinct. Current course information reports the course open and welcomes visiting golfers. Because the sources do not state a definitive opening year for the Meadow/River routing, that field remains blank rather than being inferred from the club’s broader 1990s description.

Did You Know? The official white-tee breakdown shows how evenly this combination is balanced: the Meadow nine measures 3,106 yards at par 36, while the River nine measures 2,842 yards at par 36. The shorter River side is not automatically easier, because water features and three par 5s change the decisions required from hole to hole. The two nines therefore contrast in length without losing a consistent par-72 structure.