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Ennis Golf Club
Ennis Golf Club is a welcoming destination for visitors of all levels, offering a beautifully maintained 18-hole parkland course on the outskirts of Ennis, Co. Clare with tree-lined fairways and quality greens that make for an enjoyable round in a scenic setting. The club’s modern clubhouse provides comfortable facilities including a bar, restaurant, pro-shop, and practice areas such as a putting green and practice nets, and there is free on-site parking for guests.
Tips for Public Transport Users
- Plan your journey in advance using the Transport for Ireland Journey Planner for updated train and bus times
- Consider booking taxis from Ennis train or bus stops if you’re carrying golf clubs or luggage
How to Get Here
By Train
Nearest station:
Ennis Railway Station on Station Road, Ennis – about a 10-minute walk or a short taxi to the club
- From Dublin: Take an Irish Rail service from Dublin Heuston to Limerick/Ennis (some services may require a change at Limerick or Athenry). Then alight at Ennis
- From Galway: There are direct intercity or regional trains between Galway and Ennis (check Irish Rail timetables)
- From Cork: You’ll need to travel via Limerick Junction or Limerick and connect to a service to Ennis
On arrival at Ennis Station:
- 25 minute walk to Golf Links Road via Station Road and Drumbiggle Road
- Alternatively take a short taxi to the club entrance
By Bus
Arriving into Ennis:
- Bus Éireann and TFI Local Link provide frequent services to Ennis Bus Station and town stops from major cities including Dublin, Galway, Limerick and Shannon Airport area
- Common routes include Bus Éireann 300, 330/330X, 331, 335 and 350 with stops at Ennis Friars Walk, Ennis Bóthar Na Trócaire and near Ennis station
From the bus stop to Ennis Golf Club:
- Local taxis are available at the bus stops to take you directly to the club
By Car & Taxi
From major routes:
Ennis Railway Station on Station Road, Ennis – about a 10-minute walk or a short taxi to the club
- From Limerick: Take the M18 motorway northbound, then exit toward Ennis/N85 and follow local signs to Golf Links Road
- From Galway: Join the M18 southbound and exit at Ennis/N85
- From Shannon Airport: It’s around a 20–25 minute drive via the N19/M18 into Ennis and then onto Golf Links Road
Parking: Ennis Golf Club has onsite parking available for visitors.
Local Taxis:
- AAA Taxi’s Ennis – Ennis taxi service .065 689 2999 (operate out of hotels and central Ennis)
- Burren Taxis – Local taxi firm .065 682 3456
- Ash taxi service – .087 252 8888
- Paul White Taxi – .086 262 8635
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where is Ennis Golf Club located?
Ennis Golf Club is just a short drive from Ennis town centre. Full directions and a map can be found on our Plan Your Visit page.
2. Is Ennis Golf Club open to visitors?
Yes, visitors are very welcome at Ennis Golf Club. We recommend booking in advance, particularly during peak season and weekends.
3. How can I book a tee time?
Tee times can be booked online 8 days in advance through our website. For bookings beyond this time please contact the office directly. Members can book through the members’ booking system.
4. What are your green fees?
Our green fees vary depending on the time of year. Please visit our Green Fees page or contact the Pro Shop/Office for the most up-to-date rates.
5. Do you offer society or group bookings?
Yes, we cater for societies and group outings throughout the year. Visit or Societies & Classics page for Society rates. Contact the office on 065-6824074 for Classic Rates.
6. Is equipment hire available?
Yes, we offer buggy hire, trolley hire and club hire. Availability may be limited, so we recommend booking in advance.
7. Do you have a dress code?
We ask all players to follow standard golf attire on the course. Golf shoes and appropriate golf clothing are required. Smart casual dress is appreciated in the clubhouse.
8. Are golf lessons available?
Yes, lessons are available with our PGA Professional Martin Ward for all levels, from beginners to experienced players.
9. Does the clubhouse have dining facilities?
Yes, our clubhouse offers food and refreshments for members and visitors. Opening hours may vary seasonally.
10. How do I become a member?
We offer a range of membership categories to suit different ages. For details on current rates and availability, please visit our Membership page or contact us directly.
11. Are there practice facilities available?
Yes, members and visitors can make use of our practice facilities, which include putting green & practice nets.
12. Do you host competitions and events?
Yes, we run a full calendar of competitions for members throughout the year, as well as open competitions and special events.
Standard of Dress
Conventional Golf Dress and Golf Shoes must be worn at all times. Trouser legs must never be tucked into socks.
On The Golf Course
The following items of dress are not permitted at any time on the
- Singlets, vests, sun tops, leggings or shirts more suited to other sports
- Untailored shorts
- Sweaters without shirts
- Garments displaying slogans
- Track or Leisure suits – except when used as wet gear
- Trainer shoes or runners
In The Clubhouse
Smart casual dress is essential in the clubhouse. It must be clean, neat and tidy and in keeping with the high standards of the clubhouse.
Any type of footwear or headgear worn on the course is not acceptable in the clubhouse.
By Order of the Management Committee
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