
East Clare Golf Club
Bodyke, Coolreagh · Parkland
An 18-hole parkland course in the rolling countryside near Bodyke and Lough Derg.

Area
Area · East Clare
The inland east of the county around Bodyke and Lough Derg — East Clare Golf Club and the Inis Cealtra visitor centre at Mountshannon.
Courses shown here come from the existing Clare directory, not from a separate place-by-place list.

Bodyke, Coolreagh · Parkland
An 18-hole parkland course in the rolling countryside near Bodyke and Lough Derg.
Mapped courses already linked to this place in the Clare directory.
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Heritage
An interpretive centre in Mountshannon on Lough Derg — exhibitions on Holy Island and boat trips across the lake when sailings operate.

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.

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.

Green Fees
There is a moment in every Irish golf trip when somebody opens the calculator.

Course Type
Clare is famous for links golf, which is precisely why its parkland courses are easy to overlook. That would be a mistake. A good Clare golf trip is often better when at least one round takes you away from the dunes.

Trip Planning
A golf trip to County Clare can cost €1,500 in green fees alone, or it can cost under €200. The difference rarely comes down to luck—it comes down to whether every single round needs to be a headline marquee links, or whether you build an itinerary with contrast.

Trip Planning
A Clare golf trip is easier to plan once you stop treating every course as an isolated booking. The order matters: where you land, where you sleep, whether you are continuing into Kerry, and whether you really want three major links rounds in succession.