
Village
Lahinch
A coastal village on Clare's Atlantic west — walkable, links golf on the doorstep, and the natural base for north Clare between rounds at Lahinch Golf Club.
Towns & areas
A Clare golf trip is shaped by where you stay as much as by where you play. These pages introduce the towns, villages and areas that come up again and again — without turning each one into a finished town guide yet.
Places golfers commonly use as a centre for a few days of golf.

Village
A coastal village on Clare's Atlantic west — walkable, links golf on the doorstep, and the natural base for north Clare between rounds at Lahinch Golf Club.

Village
A west Clare coastal village, used as a base for golf around Doughmore Bay and the wider Loop Head peninsula.

Town
A market town on the Shannon Estuary, and a practical west Clare base beside Kilrush Golf Club.

Town
A seaside town on the west Clare coast, close to Kilkee Golf Club and the Loop Head peninsula.

Village
A small coastal settlement near Miltown Malbay, home to Spanish Point Golf Club.

Town
The county town of Clare — parkland golf on the outskirts, a walkable centre, and a sensible inland base when links are a day trip away.

Town
A south Clare town beside Shannon Airport — golf on the doorstep, Bunratty ten minutes east, and the start of the run west to Lahinch.

Area
An estate area near Newmarket-on-Fergus — Dromoland Castle, its parkland course, and south Clare golf within a short drive of Shannon Airport.
Further places that sit naturally on a Clare golf itinerary.

Village
A harbour village north of Lahinch — closer to the Cliffs of Moher than the links, with ferries to the Aran Islands and a cluster of pubs and small hotels when Lahinch feels full.

Village
A south Clare village beside Shannon Airport — Bunratty Castle on the doorstep and a natural first night if you are not driving straight to the west coast.

Area
The inland east of the county around Bodyke and Lough Derg — East Clare Golf Club and the Inis Cealtra visitor centre at Mountshannon.

Destination
A peninsula at the south-western tip of Clare, reached through Kilkee and Kilrush.

Destination
Atlantic sea cliffs on the north Clare coast — the Cliffs of Moher Experience visitor centre sits beside the headline viewpoint, with parking, paths and ticketing managed on site.

Destination
A limestone region inland from Lahinch and Doolin — not one tidy stop, but open pavement, wildflowers and the Burren National Park trailhead reached via Corofin.
Each place page pulls nearby courses from the existing Clare directory.