Roganstown golf club Dublin

Members Achievements

Sean Keeling came 1st in the Ulster Boys Championship at Ballyliffin Glashedy Links on the 4th November 2022.

The Boys of Roganstown Golf Club won the North Leinster Final of the Fred Daly Trophy when they beat Dundalk Golf Club at Donabate Golf Club on 24th July 2022.

The Boys of Roganstown Golf Club reached the All-Ireland Quarter-Finals at Ballina Golf Club on Tuesday 23rd August 2022.
They met Ballinasloe Golf Club and lost out by 3½ matches to 1½ matches. They were led out by Sean Keeling who went up the 20th before relinquishing the point to Charlie Mooney, he was followed by Charlie Kelly who lost his match by 1-hole against Tom Cafferky, next on the tee was Patrick Keeling who had a 2 and 1 win against John William Burke, in the penultimate match Mark Cadden lost out to Isaac Oliver by 3 and 2 and the bottom match of Ted Jago-Byrne was halved when called-in.   

Hugh Foley won the North of Ireland Amateur Championship at Royal Portrush in 2022.

Sean Keeling won the Connacht Under-18 Boys Open Champion in April 2022.

Roganstown Golf Club won their First Green Pennant at Castle Golf Club on 21th August 2021 when they won the Irish Senior Cup (and what a one to win!!) when they beat Tramore Golf Club by 3½ matches to 1½-matches.
They played Malone Golf Club in the All-Ireland Quarter Final and had a very convincing 5-matches to 0 over the Antrim team. They met Balbriggan Golf Club the following day in the All-Ireland Semi-Final and had another convincing win over their near neighbours with a 4½-matches to ½-match
In the afternoon the met Tramore Golf Club in the decider. They were led out by Sean Keeling against Alan Thomas who lost his match 2 and 1, he was followed by Hugh Foley who had a 5 and 3 win against Chris Butler, next on the tee was Patrick Keeling who had to go to the 20th before claiming the point against Paul Flynn, the penultimate match of  Padraig O Dochartaigh against Niall Kennedy was halved, in the bottom match Charlie Kelly clinched the green pennant with a 3 and 2 win over David Kiely, to record a historic win for this relatively new Golf Club.

Cian Arthurs finished 2nd in the Italian Open for Disabled Golfers. Only missing out on the top spot to the world number one

The Boys’ of Roganstown Golf Club won the All-Ireland Final of the Fred Daly Trophy at Clontarf Golf Club when they beat Naas Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches on Wednesday 25th August 2021.
They played Malone Golf Club in the All-Ireland Quarter-Finals the previous day and had a very convincing 5-matches to 0-matches against the Antrim Club. They met Bray Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on the Wednesday morning and recorded a 3½=matches to 1½-matches win against the Wicklow Club.

In the afternoon it was their first time in a search for a green pennant and they were led out by Patrick Keeling who went down by 7 and 6 to Darragh Behan, he was followed by Sean Keeling who lost by the minimum against Samuel Gammell, with things not looking great Charlie Kelly stepped-up with a win on the 19th against Connor Culhane, in the penultimate match Padraig O’Dochartaigh had a 4 and 3 win against James O’Rourke and in the bottom match Aaron Murray secured the win with a comfortable 5 and 4 win against Kvle Brady.

The Boys’ of Roganstown Golf Club were runners-up the All-Ireland Final of the Boys’ Junior Foursomes at Clontarf Golf Club when they lost out to Castletroy Golf Club by 1½ -matches to ½-match on Wednesday 25th August 2021.
First on the tee was Luke Flaherty with Maddox Meers who were 4-down against Paddy Hussey with Evan O’Leary and the bottom match of Daniel and Jack Lynch against Darragh Humphreys with Paddy Lawlor was halved when called-in.

They beat Royal Portrush Golf Club by 1 ½-matches to ½-match in the Quarter Final and then accounted for Rockmount Golf Club by a similar score in the All-Ireland Semi-Final

Joshua McCabe was awarded the Under-16 Leinster GUI Golfer’s Order of Merit in 2018.

History of Roganstown

Denise McLoughlin built Swords Open Golf Course 25 years ago as a pay and play facility on part of the family farm at Roganstown. In 1996 Swords Golf Club was founded and since then Swords Golf Club has operated out of the Coillte Log Cabin Clubhouse on Balheary Avenue.

In 2004 the family engaged Christy O’Connor Jnr. to design the Roganstown Course on the rest of the farm and the Georgian Country House homestead was converted to a 52 bedroom hotel, with function rooms, restaurant and bars, and a state-of-the-art leisure centre. 

The members bar for Roganstown Golf Club is housed within the hotel complex. Where many other clubs have been forced to curtail their food and beverage operations due to the downturn, Roganstown has continued to offer members food and beverage service from 7 am till late 7 days per week.

The Broadmeadow river flows through the land and water is a feature on many holes. There are rich gravel deposits underground at Roganstown which means that drainage is spectacular and both courses are playable 365 days of the year. Graham MacDowell played the course in November and said that the greens were among the best he had played all year.

Located in Swords, Co. Dublin and just four miles from Dublin airport the courses have hosted the Irish PGA Southern Championship in 2007, 2008 and 2009 and the Irish PGA Championship in 2013 and the Roganstown Course was the first venue in Ireland to host a EuroPro Tour Event in 2006.

From January 2006 it was decided to close the Swords Club house and rehouse the Swords Golf Club Members in the same clubhouse facilities as the Roganstown Club. The Swords Golf Course was rerouted so that the first hole on both courses are adjacent to one another.

The combined complex offers all members and guests access to 2 courses, extensive practice facilities, state of the art leisure centre and clubhouse facilities that are the envy of any club.