
Architect
Alister MacKenzie
Established
1895
Par / Length
70 / 5970y
Access
Public / Visitors Welcome
Green Fee
$
Overview: Situated in the famous seaside suburb of Salthill, Galway Golf Club is a historic and scenic parkland-coastal course. Established in 1895 and significantly redesigned by the legendary Alister MacKenzie in the 1920s, the layout is celebrated for its spectacular views of Galway Bay and the Burren hills. Characterized by its mature tree-lined fairways and exceptionally technical green complexes, Galway offers a classic test that prizes accuracy and creative approach play above the Atlantic winds.
Did You Know? The course is a central part of the Salthill community and has hosted countless national amateur championships over its century-long history. Its MacKenzie-designed greens are considered some of the best strategically-defended surfaces in the West of Ireland, requiring golfers to play with the same tactical restraint that the "Doctor" advocated for at Augusta National.
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