
Architect
Harry Colt
Established
1943
Par / Length
70 / 5600y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$
Overview: Rush Golf Club is a historic and charming 9-hole links course (regularly played as 18 holes) located on the coast of County Dublin. Established in 1943 and featuring a traditional "olde-worlde" layout, the course is famous for its panoramic views of Lambay Island and Dublin Bay. It is widely considered one of the best 9-hole links in Ireland, offering a quintessential coastal experience with firm fairways, natural sand dunes, and challenging winds that require creative shot-making and a patient approach.
History: Founded during a period of significant growth for Irish golf, the club has maintained its traditional character and friendly community atmosphere for over 80 years. The course design is attributed to the classic links philosophy, utilizing the natural contours of the shoreline to create a round that feels both timeless and challenging. In recent years, the addition of a modern clubhouse has updated the facility's amenities while preserving the intimate and welcoming spirit that has defined the club since its inception.
Did You Know? The course is so highly regarded for its layout that golf historian Ivan Morris consistently ranks it among the top three 9-hole links courses in all of Ireland? With its playable year-round conditions and its dramatic coastal setting, Rush Golf Club provides a high-fidelity and accessible links experience that highlights the raw beauty of the Dublin coastline.
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