
Lahinch Golf Club
Lahinch · Links
Two links courses beside Lahinch village, led by the internationally renowned Old Course and complemented by the more accessible Castle Course.

Village
Village · North Clare
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.
Courses shown here come from the existing Clare directory, not from a separate place-by-place list.

Lahinch · Links
Two links courses beside Lahinch village, led by the internationally renowned Old Course and complemented by the more accessible Castle Course.

Spanish Point, Miltown Malbay · Links
A compact nine-hole links beside the Atlantic at Spanish Point, playable as either nine or eighteen holes.

Ennis · Parkland
A traditional 18-hole parkland course close to Ennis town, characterised by mature trees and relatively level terrain.

Ennis · Parkland
An 18-hole parkland course on the outskirts of Ennis, with lakes, a river and mature woodland shaping the layout.
Mapped courses already linked to this place in the Clare directory.
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Hotel
Lahinch
A four-star hotel in the village centre, a short walk from Lahinch beach and Lahinch Golf Club.
Hotel
Lahinch
A seasonal four-star boutique hotel on the edge of Lahinch, run by a family with long ties to the village.
Hotel
Ennistymon · Lahinch
A four-star hotel in Ennistymon, about five minutes by car from Lahinch — useful if you want a quieter base still close to the links.
Restaurant
Lahinch
Seafood and charcoal-grilled dishes on Lahinch promenade, with views over Liscannor Bay — a natural post-round spot.
Restaurant
Liscannor · Lahinch
A Liscannor institution since 1979 — proper Irish seafood a few minutes from Lahinch, worth the short hop after golf.
Pub
Lahinch
A village-centre pub since 1870, with craft beer from Western Herd and food in The Parlour — good for a pint without leaving town.
Café
Lahinch
A small café on Lahinch Main Street — breakfast, brunch and lunch when you want something lighter before or after a round.
Pub
Lahinch
Live music venue and pub on Lahinch Main Street — better for a late drink than a quiet dinner, but very much part of the village.
Casual
Lahinch
Bar food at the Lahinch Coast Hotel — handy if your group is staying in the village and wants something straightforward after golf.
Things to do around Lahinch will be added as they are researched. For now, nearby golf and related places are the most useful starting points.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Area Guide
For many visiting golfers, Lahinch is paired naturally with Doonbeg as part of a wider west-coast trip through Clare and Kerry. Once those two headline links are in place, the more interesting question is what else fits around them.

Itinerary
Stay in Lahinch, play the Old or Castle, and use the N67 for Spanish Point, Ennis parkland and — if you have a car — a day trip south to Doonbeg.

Between Rounds
Half-days, rest days and evenings around a Lahinch base — cliffs, Doolin, the Burren and what actually fits around golf.

Course Type
Clare does not offer one single links-golf experience. It offers three quite different ones: the historic prestige of Lahinch, the modern scale of Doonbeg and the smaller traditional links at Spanish Point.