Pro Am

Description

The Pro Am takes place at Stackstown Golf Club on May 30, 2026, as an open individual competition. Participants will compete using Stableford scoring, a format that rewards consistency and strategic play by awarding points based on net score performance at each hole rather than traditional stroke counting.

Stackstown Golf Club

County Dublin, Ireland

Stackstown Golf Club, located in Rathfarnham on the foothills of the Dublin Mountains, is a respected venue established in 1976. The course features a flexible 20-hole layout designed with input from renowned golfer Padraig Harrington, who developed his amateur career at the club. This design accommodates golfers of all skill levels, providing varied challenges across the layout. Situated on the outskirts of Dublin near Dundrum and the M50, the course offers panoramic views of Dublin Bay and the city skyline. The setting amidst the Dublin Mountains creates an attractive landscape with unique wildlife. The club maintains a warm, friendly atmosphere and welcomes visitors from around the world. Originally founded as a golf club for Ireland's national police force, the Garda Síochána, Stackstown has grown into one of Dublin's most respected golf venues. The clubhouse includes modern amenities such as a snooker room, well-equipped gym, Pro-Shop, and a state-of-the-art Swing Room featuring Trackman technology. Members and visitors have access to plentiful buggy provision and can enjoy dining at the Skyline Bar & Restaurant in the newly refurbished clubhouse.