Passes

Where you can buy it : You can purchase your pass direct from any of the participating golf courses. It is possible to purchase the pass as a gift voucher. To purchase the Golf Pass you will need to provide credit or debit card details, which will be processed through a secure on-line payment process. The pass is valid for one year after purchase and is strictly non refundable after purchase. There is no restriction on the number of passes you can purchase

Cost : €145

How it works : The pass can be purchased for €145 and includes 3 green fees one each for Carton (choice of courses) Portmarnock Links and Rathsallagh. You must call the respective course to reserve your tee time. Passes can be used 7 days a week subject to availability. To make a booking using your pass you must advise the participating course at the beginning of the reservation process, failure to do so can result in a rejected booking and or the full applicable rate of the day being charged.

Who can play? : The pass is open to all golfers, however each golf course reserves the right to request a valid handicap or to require the golfer to undergo a competence test. Reservations are essential at the participating courses. Singles may be paired with 2 or 3 balls at the discretion of the participating clubs. Golfers are subject to the conditions of play at each of the participating golf clubs, including dress code on the golf course and in the clubhouse.

The Perfect Gift : The Dublin and Leinster Golf Pass is the ideal gift. Combine it with accommodation, golf lessons or a meal at any of the participating golf resorts. As there is no restriction on the number of passes that you can purchase, the Dublin and Leinster Golf Pass makes the ideal corporate gift.

Carton House Golf Club : Carton House was the European Golf Resort of the Year in 2008. Located only 14 miles west of Dublin city centre and 30 minutes from Dublin Airport, Carton is home to a stylish hotel, a luxurious spa and leisure suite and two of Ireland’s finest championship golf courses. The O’Meara Course, designed by two time major winner Mark O’Meara, is a classic parkland experience which meanders through acres of glorious pastures, ancient woodland and skirts the banks of the River Rye. It hosted the Irish Amateur Championship in 2005. The Montgomerie Course, designed by Colin Montgomerie, is a 7,300 yard links style journey across sweeping firm fairways, cavernous bunkers and impeccable greens. It hosted the world’s finest golfers at the 2005 and 2006 Irish Opens. Awarded ‘ Best New Golf Course Design 2004 ’ by Golf World Magazine, January 2005. Ranked 10th best course in Ireland by Golf Digest May 2005.

Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links : Come to Dublin and you’ll find one of the world’s great golf links courses at Portmarnock Hotel and Golf Links. Designed by Bernhard Langer and superbly playable all year round, the links course is set in the grounds of the old Jameson Estate of St. Marnocks alongside a deluxe international hotel. Here, you can enjoy the traditions of an original links course, with all the challenges of the modern game. Hard to believe such scenic beauty and splendid golf are just 11 miles from a major European capital and Dublin Airport is even closer!

Rathsallagh Golf Course : A championship course, measuring close to 7,000 yards, with a par of 72 and set on 570 acres of rolling parkland. Rathsallagh is remarkable for the number, position and maturity of its trees and the definition they give on approach to the excellent U.S.G.A specified greens. The bunkering has been described as some of the best in Ireland. Recently rated in Ireland's top 30 golf courses, it has been highly acclaimed by the golfing press “Augusta without the Azalea .. as good a layout and challenge as you will find anywhere in Irish golf “ - John Redmond. “a true championship course “ - Christy O’Connor Jnr.

Terms & Conditions apply : Available on request

Direction : Check each club's web site for directions