Deer Park Golf Club
Deer Park Hotel, Howth Castle,
Howth, Dublin
Tel : +353 (0)1 8322624 Fax : +353 (0)1 8392405
Hotel with 50 en-suite rooms, bar and restaurant. Fully inclusive golf holidays are available. For more details see golfer reviews below
There are 4 parkland courses to choose from, ranging from the par 72, 18 hole course to the 18 hole pitch and putt course. 8 miles north of Dublin City. Full hotel facilities available.
Directions
11 km north east of Dublin
Course Details
| Course Name: Deer Park Holes: 18 Yardage: 6752 SSS: 71 |
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| Course Name: Course2 Holes: 18 Yardage: 6475 SSS: 70 |
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| Course Name: Course3 Holes: 12 Yardage: SSS: |
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Cormac O'Dalaigh wrote on: Nov 27, 2008
Speaking as a beginner, it is a nice course. But very quickly, as you become a better player, the poor quality of the fairways - and the greens in particular - begin to irritate. The views are spectacular but without some investment I fear Deer Park may become a distant memory for any player looking for a well maintained course.
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Rob Green wrote on: Jul 17, 2008
Deer Park Golf course is a traditional 'parkland' golf course with some great views. Mature trees and thick rough great wayward shots. However, I feel the course has not recieved financial investment over recent years and I could not help but feel it was a little scruffy and easy improvements could be made. The course had a feeling of one that was over-played. The on-site hotel is rather like the golf course - scruffy and in need of investment.
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niall kennedy wrote on: Aug 15, 2006
The only thing good about this course is the views. A lot of holes are very similar. You can hit a bad drive and be on another fairway with little or no damage done. also you need a 4x4 to get up some of those hills.
If you like mountain climbing and crazy golf.....then this is the course for you
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Michael wrote on: Jun 14, 2005
Fantastic place to have a game. Not the hardest course i've ever played but quite challenging even more with windy conditions. Nevertheless, i regret thqt this place is not protected from intruders that walk around and in the course and through on the fairway their litters. I played last week and it was full of non players getting taned and peaced and the pitch letting after themselves all their bear cans and so on. That's just regretable.
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s o doherty wrote on: May 25, 2004
Nice view from the hillside.ok course.some of the grumppies staff in europe.no markers to the green.But still some how people queue to play????
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Larry Sullivan wrote on: Nov 30, 2000
A great place to take the family. A 10 hole course for the kids, and two 18's for adults. It is close to the ocean and very reasonably priced. The hotel has snooker rooms and other entertainment for all. The room price includes cereal, tea, coffee, toast etc. in the room.
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Michael Hannan wrote on: Jul 31, 1999
Good inland parkland course that culminates with a spectacular view of the eye of Ireland and the Irish Sea on the 18th green. Great place to get the game warmed up.
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Michael Butler wrote on: May 31, 1999
One of the most beautiful opening hole I have seen. Panoramic view of Dublin bay and North county Dublin. While not the most difficult course, challenges arrive on many holes. Some of the Par 4 holes are very long with the 3 par 3 holes being straight forward. The par 5s are also very long but very gettable. On a windy day this course is very challenging. Very hilly providing good exercise and a cheap golfing experience.
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