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The European Golf Club
Brittas Bay,
Wicklow, Ireland
Tel : +353 (04)04 47415 Fax : +353 (0)1 280 8457

The European ClubA links course which tumbles through tall sand dunes and overlooks the Irish Sea. Designed an owned by Pat Ruddy who has also designed several other famous Irish Golf Courses.

Ranking achieved as at August 1998! No.6 In Ireland per Irish Golf institute; No.27 In Britain and Ireland per Golf Monthly; No.25 In world per Golf Magazine.

Directions
N11 south from Dublin, pas villages of Ashford and Rathnen, (by pass Wicklow Town) to jack White's Inn. Left into Brittas bay and right to Links. 35 miles from Dublin city centre.

Further Information
Trolley hire available. Practice and restaurant facilities. Societies arranged by Sidon Ruddy or Gerald Ruddy.

Course Details

Course Name: European Holes: 18 Yardage: 6800 SSS: 71
The Links of The European Club presents a stunning golf and visual experience as it tumbles through almost 200-acres of glorious sand dunes and runs along the beach on Ireland's lovely east coast just south of Dublin. This is the first links to have been built on Ireland's east coast this century. An important happening in view of the fact that only 150 of the world's almost 40,000 golf courses are links!

Links golf is, of course, the original of the species and all other courses are modelled on the natural principles of linksland play … bunkers, mounding and fast running greens. The European Club has been designed to be the greatest links of the 21st century and great care has to be taken to move links design into new age with great sensitivity to the traditions and skills of linksland golf.
Blind shots are notably absent at The European Club but all the thrills of pitch-and -run golf, pot bunkers of cavernous proportions, tall dunes and the opportunity to slice your ball onto the beach provided for an unforgettable round.

For an appreciation and independent view of this course please see golfer reviews.

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