Golf Accommodation County Clare
Experience the “St Andrews of Ireland” on the heart of the Wild Atlantic Way.
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Experience the “St Andrews of Ireland” on the heart of the Wild Atlantic Way.
Golf Accommodation County Clare is all about location, comfort and easy access to the course, and Klondell House delivers all three. This luxury 7-bedroom, all-en-suite holiday home overlooks Lahinch Golf Course, giving golfers the rare opportunity to wake up beside one of Ireland’s most famous links courses. With views of the fairways from the windows and the clubhouse within walking distance, it’s an ideal base for a memorable golf break in Lahinch.
For golfers travelling with friends, family or a larger group, Golf Accommodation County Clare should make getting to the course simple as well as comfortable. From Klondell House, you can walk to Lahinch Golf Club, enjoy the local village and beach, then return to a spacious property where everyone can relax together. A mini-bus can also be arranged when your golf itinerary takes you further into County Clare.
Planning a golf weekend with friends, colleagues or a larger group? Finding the right Golf Accommodation County Clare can make the entire trip easier. Self Catering Lahinch provides spacious accommodation in Lahinch, with Klondell House offering room for larger groups and easy access to the golf course.
We can also assist with group planning, course recommendations and mini-bus transport, making it easier to build an itinerary around Lahinch and other leading courses throughout County Clare.
County Clare offers far more than one memorable round. From Lahinch to Doonbeg, Dromoland and Spanish Point, golfers can build an entire break around some of the county’s most distinctive courses. Choosing Golf Accommodation County Clare in Lahinch gives you a convenient base for exploring them while still enjoying the atmosphere of a traditional seaside town.
Self Catering Lahinch offers two premium holiday rental properties in the heart of Lahinch. Whether you’re planning a weekend with friends, a multi-course golf tour or a longer County Clare getaway, you’ll be close to the action without giving up the comfort and space of a proper holiday home.
The “St Andrews of Ireland”
Lahinch Golf Club is internationally renowned and often referred to as the St Andrews of Ireland. This historic links course blends traditional design with natural coastal features, creating a challenging yet unforgettable golfing experience.
Every round at Lahinch is a test of skill, creativity and nerve — and one that golfers remember long after they leave.
The Championship Course at Lahinch is one of the finest links courses in the world. Redesigned by Dr. Alister MacKenzie and later enhanced by Martin Hawtree, it offers a masterful balance of tradition and challenge.
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This is a bucket-list course for serious golfers.
Located directly opposite the Championship Course, the Castle Course offers a contrasting but equally enjoyable challenge. With smaller hills, cleverly positioned bunkers and a slightly more forgiving layout, it is ideal for golfers looking to refine their game while enjoying superb surroundings.
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Designed by Greg Norman, Doonbeg is a spectacular links course that runs along 1.5 miles of pristine beach and dunes. Known for its immaculate condition and dramatic coastal holes, it is a must-play course for visiting golfers.
Website: trumpgolfireland.com
Located approximately 40 km from Lahinch, Dromoland Golf Course is regarded as one of Ireland’s finest parkland courses. Set within the grounds of the historic Dromoland Castle, it offers tree-lined fairways, pristine greens and a refined golfing experience.
Website: dromoland.ie
Spanish Point Golf Club has been voted the Best 9-Hole Golf Course in Munster by the Golfer’s Guide to Ireland. Set along the coastline, it offers a relaxed yet challenging round with stunning sea views.
Website:spanishpointgolfing.com
Lahinch combines world-class links golf, Atlantic coastal scenery, and a welcoming village atmosphere. It’s an excellent choice for golfers planning a memorable golf break in County Clare.
Self Catering Lahinch offers two holiday rental properties close to Lahinch Golf Club. Klondell House overlooks the golf course and has seven en-suite bedrooms for up to 17 guests, while the restored seaside retreat is suited to families and smaller groups.
Yes. Booking ahead is advisable, particularly if you're travelling during a busy period or organising a group golf trip. Check the official Lahinch Golf Club website for visitor availability, course opening dates and booking conditions before finalising your accommodation and travel plans.
The Championship Course is the renowned links layout known for its challenging natural terrain, dunes and memorable holes such as the Dell and Klondyke. The Castle Course offers a different links experience, with its own bunkers and challenges. Review both courses to decide which best suits your group's preferences and abilities.
Lahinch can appeal to golfers with a range of experience, but the Championship Course can be challenging. Your group can review the available courses and choose an option that suits its playing abilities and expectations.
Yes. Lahinch makes a useful base for exploring golf courses around County Clare. Depending on your itinerary, you could consider Lahinch Golf Club, Trump International Golf Links in Doonbeg, Spanish Point Golf Club or Dromoland Castle Golf & Country Club. Confirm visitor access and tee-time availability directly with each club.
At Self Catering Lahinch, our golf accommodation County Clare can help arrange a mini-bus for groups wishing to visit other golf courses in County Clare. Contact the team in advance to discuss your itinerary, group size and transport requirements.
Not necessarily. Lahinch Golf Club lists club hire among its visitor facilities. Confirm current equipment availability and hire charges directly with the club before travelling, especially if several people in your group need rental sets.
Not necessarily. Lahinch Golf Club lists club hire among its visitor facilities. Confirm current equipment availability and hire charges directly with the club before travelling, especially if several people in your group need rental sets.
Links golf can involve firm turf, coastal winds, uneven lies and changing weather. Pack suitable layers and waterproof clothing, check the forecast and be prepared to adjust your game to the conditions. A little preparation can make your round more enjoyable.
Klondell House accommodates up to 17 guests and has seven en-suite bedrooms, shared lounge and dining areas, a fully equipped kitchen and private parking. Its location close to Lahinch Golf Club makes it convenient for groups who want to enjoy golf while staying together.
Non-golfers can explore Lahinch Beach, browse the village, visit local restaurants and pubs, or discover attractions around County Clare. Staying in our gold accommodation County Clare close to the village gives everyone options, even when the group has different holiday plans.
The best time depends on your preferred playing conditions, budget, and availability. Summer is popular for golf trips, so booking tee times and accommodation early can help. Check course opening dates and visitor arrangements if you plan to travel outside the main season.
After a day on the fairways, there’s nothing better than coming back to comfortable accommodation where you can relax, eat together and talk through the day’s best shots. Golf Accommodation County Clare doesn’t get much more convenient than staying beside Lahinch Golf Course, with the clubhouse, beach and village all just minutes away.
Whether you’re visiting for one round or planning a full golf tour around Clare, Self Catering Lahinch gives you a comfortable base for making the most of every day.