Golf
The Bridge Tavern offers the ideal base right in Wicklow Town Centre, providing quality accommodation just a short drive from some of Ireland’s most celebrated courses. You’ll be perfectly positioned to easily tackle famed greens like Druids Glen, The European Club, Blainroe, Woodenbridge, and Wicklow Golf Club.
We offer a flexible range of rooms to suit your group’s needs, and we can even organise transport to and from the courses, making your trip seamless.
After a day on the links, relax with our home-cooked food and a drink, all served by our friendly staff. Make us your welcoming hub for an unforgettable Wicklow golf experience! For more information call us on 0404 64760 or email info@eatdrinkstay.ie.
Discover a selection of superb golf courses and information below.
Wicklow Golf Club offers a truly unique, vibrant golfing experience. The club was founded in 1904 along the stunning coastline between Wicklow Town and Wicklow Head. The course offers a challenge for all levels of golfer and is presented by the course staff to the highest level all year round.
PAR: 71 - Parkland: 6,034 Yards
Blainroe Golf Club is situated just 3.5km south of Wicklow Town, its cliff top location affords some spectacular views of the Irish Sea. Looking westwards up the narrow valley you have the majestic Wicklow Mountains which give Blainroe its own micro-climate and a beautiful location for all year round golf.
PAR: 72 - Parkland: 6,800 Yards
Enjoy the tranquillity of the mystical Druids Glen, with manicured tree-lined fairways, historical landmarks, spectacular water features and vibrant floral displays. When you play at Druids Glen, you’re playing one of the finest, most challenging & most enjoyable courses in Europe.
PAR: 71 - Parkland: 6,202 Yards
There are few places in the world that encapsulate the true spirit of golf like Druids Heath, the mountains, sea & rolling Irish countryside provide stunning vistas throughout your round.
PAR: 71 - Heathland 7,434 Yards
The European Club is a links designed as an exhilarating test for the top players of today and tomorrow. The European Club is located in tumbling dunes just south of Dublin and it features sweeping sea views from nineteen of the twenty holes. Yes, there are two extra par-3s here and they are in play most days affording the golfer a 20-hole round which includes five holes running very close to the sea. So close that it is common to find players searching for their golf balls on the beach.
Par: 71 - Parklands: 7,490 Yards
With Two Championship golf courses, (East & West Courses) set in stunning surrounds at the world renowned Powerscourt Estate, Powerscourt Golf Club is an immensely popular venue. The Course offers a spectacular vista of the Powerscourt Estate, offering something for everyone, with the traditional mix of holes.
Par: 72 - Parklands: East Course 7,000 Yards - West Course 6,980 Yards
This traditional links was formed by Hawtree & Taylor in 1927 and has evolved with the aid of inputs from Eddie Hackett and in recent times Eddie Connaughton. The links has been described as a hidden jewel and the Southern Region of the Irish PGA held their 2001 and 2002 Championships on this links.
Par: 69 - Parklands: 6,108 Yards
Delgany Golf Club is a golf club steeped in Ryder Cup history having provided or being closely associated with four players on nine Ryder Cup teams since 1953. Delgany Golf Club are celebrating after the club was named as the “Best Hidden Gem in Leinster 2018” at the recent Golfer’s Guide to Ireland Awards. The award is accessed based on the overall facilities of the club with a strong emphasis on the quality of the course.
Par: 69 - Parklands: 5,985 Yards
Surrounded by rivers and mature forests, Woodenbridge Golf Club is situated just south of the village of Avoca in Wicklow, where the Avoca and Aughrim rivers meet some 45 minutes from Dublin. Woodenbridge was described by the legendary Joe Carr as “Ireland’s Augusta” and “The most scenic golf course in Ireland, a hidden gem”.
Par: 71 - Parklands: 6,341 Yards
With a setting at the heart of the magnificent Burnaby Estate, and overlooking the fabled Wicklow Mountains and glistening Irish Sea, Greystones Golf Club sits alongside many of the great golf clubs of Ireland and the UK which owe their existence to the extension of the railways in the Victorian era.
Par: 69 - Parklands: 5,519 Yards
Bray Golf Club, the first stop for golf in County Wicklow, is a magnificent USGA-standard parkland course, situated between Bray Head and the Sugar Loaf Mountain with magnificent views of Killiney Bay and the Wicklow Mountains. Described as “spectacular in every aspect”, Bray combines stunning scenery with a classic layout.
Par: 71 - Parklands: 5,524 Yards