
Lahinch will make the finest and most popular golf course that I, or I believe anyone else, ever constructed
- Dr. Alistair MacKenzie

Proud Host
of the
2026 Walker Cup


Old Course
Often referred to as the St Andrews of Ireland, the Old Course is one of the superior sites in all of golf.

Heritage & History
The first game of golf in Lahinch was played on Good Friday 15th April 1892

Community
Famous throughout the world of golf since the 1890’s, Lahinch is a small seaside village on the Atlantic coast.

The Academy
The Performance Academy at Lahinch is one of the best golf training facilities in the world
Lahinch is the finest natural links course that I have ever seen
- Old Tom Morris

Old Tom Morris
In 1894, Old Tom Morris was commissioned to make full use of the natural links terrain, especially the giant sand dunes at Lahinch. Old Tom believed that Lahinch was the finest natural links course that he had seen. Two of Morris’s creations were the famous Klondyke (4th) & Dell (5th) holes, which are still in play today. These iconic holes continue to be the most memorable talking points for first time visitors to Lahinch and are seen locally as fitting tributes to the great Scotsman.
Restaurant
An extensive daytime & evening dinner menu is available at The South Bar & Restaurant
Clubhouse
Members and guests can avail of our locker room facilities with day lockers available to all.
Our Caddies
The Club requires visitors playing the Old Course to take at least one caddie in the group.
Green Fees
Lahinch Golf Club welcomes visitor play between May and October.