Powerscourt Golf Club

Just half an hour south of Dublin, set in breath taking surroundings of one of the finest estates in Europe, Powerscourt is one of Irelands premier golfing resorts.

Powerscourt estate has been owned by the Slazenger family since 1961. It is renowned for its magnificent gardens and the highest waterfall in Ireland. In the early 90’s an 18 hole championship course within the 1000 acre estate was conceived.

Following the contours of this mature and historic landscape, the talented golfer and successful Walker cup captain Peter McEvoy designed a testing and rewarding challenge for all levels of golfers.

Opened in 1996 the East course quickly gained a reputation as one of the finest golf courses in Ireland. Just 2 years after opening, it hosted the Smurfit Irish PGA championship and in 2001 was the venue for the AIB European senior tour.

Features of the course include its contoured undulating greens, the different moods it possesses on different days and how bravery is rewarded for those who take risks.

This new course was designed be David Mclay Kidd whose portfolio includes the acclaimed Bandon Dunes in Oregan. Like the East the West offers a variety of challenging holes presenting a fresh perspective on the stunning scenery of the Powerscourt Estate. “My intention was to create a challenging course but to do so in a fashion that allowed the occasional golfer to have fun without being beaten up. The fairways have quite a bit of width and the greens are a little larger than usual".

Our professional administration and catering team can service all your requests to include the following: Registration facilities A range of breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus Golf clinics with our PGA qualified instructor Practice range, pitching area and putting area Time-sheet organization, starters and scorers Corporate day gift packs On course refreshments Golf clubs, golf cart, trolley and caddie hire Extensive range of prizes from the golf shop – 10% discount for corporate outings Novelty competitions including longest drive, nearest the pin and putting.