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Lahinch Golf Club
Best time to visit
Late spring to early autumn offers warmer days and calmer seas, making walking the course easier. Early mornings provide firmer fairways and fewer players.
Budget tips
Green fees are seasonal and can be steep in high summer, so book midweek or twilight tee times for lower rates; reserve online to secure the best price.
Recommended for
Serious golfers, Photography enthusiasts, Outdoor walkers, Fans of coastal scenery
Plan your visit
2-4 hours
About
Fatti rapidi: Expect wind-swept fairways, sea-salt in the air and dune-carved lies that force creative, punchy shots off the tee. Fast, firm greens combine with blind carries over ridges, so club selection can feel as much about reading the wind as pure turf judgment.
Punti salienti: On blustery days gusts often top 40 km/h, you can taste salt on your lips and hear the ocean less than 50 metres from a few fairways. Locals keep a quirky ritual of signing an old wooden scoreboard for rounds under 80, those chalked names fueling friendly ribbing and stories over a post-round pint.
Insider tips
- Wear windproof layers and soft-spiked shoes, weather can change quickly along the coast.
- Bring a small windproof camera or phone cover, best photo spots are the 1st tee, 9th green, and the rocky shoreline by the 18th.
- Avoid weekends during July and August if possible, midweek or early tee times mean fewer groups and faster play.
- Rent clubs in Lahinch village if not carrying your own, that saves on airline baggage fees and is quick to arrange.
Clicca per prenotare un tour a piedi GRATUITO a Liscannor, Ireland
Il modo migliore per vivere una città con una guida locale.
Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
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