Therese O´ Reilly Trophy Open

Grange Golf Club

County Dublin, Ireland

Grange Golf Club is a prestigious 24-hole parkland course situated in the foothills of the Dublin mountains, just 15 minutes from the city centre. Designed by the renowned James Braid, the course was voted the best parkland course in Dublin by Golf Digest in 2008. The layout comprises three different 18-hole configurations, providing versatility for members and visitors. The course features mature woodland with beautiful views of the surrounding landscape, creating an experience of seclusion despite its proximity to the city. Grange adjoins Marlay Park and borders St. Enda's Park, which serve as natural boundaries and enhance the course's scenic setting. The 24-hole configuration allows for flexible competition formats, including two simultaneous 12-hole competitions during winter months and additional six-hole sections for competition play. The course is known for its well-maintained conditions and challenging parkland design. Notable for being the home club of Paul McGinley, the former Ryder Cup Captain, Grange Golf Club has established itself as a premier golfing destination in the Dublin area, welcoming both members and visitors to experience its mature landscape and James Braid design.