Naas Golf Club is a traditional parkland course set in the short grass of Kildare. It is situated on rolling terrain and tree lined fairways.
Naas Golf Club in County Kildare, was founded in 1896 as a 9-hole course at Halverstown and moved to its current location in Kerdiffstown in 1940.
In 2002, holes one and eleven through to eighteen were redesigned by renowned architect Jeff Howes. Feature holes include the 11th and 17th, with their water features. Holes one, 13 and 15, with their bunkering and tree lined fairways, make Naas Golf Club a challenging but enjoyable course to play.
Bliss Cuisine at Naas Golf Club offers a full and exciting lounge and restaurant menu seven days a week in high season and five days a week in the off season.
Naas Driving Range is within walking distance of the first tee of Naas Golf Club and adjacent to the visitors car park.
Golf course details
Type of course
Parkland
N. of holes
18
Par
72
Distance
5,700m
