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Dun Laoghaire golf club Wicklow

Dun Laoghaire golf course Wicklow

Dun Laoghaire Golf Course

Dun Laoghaire Club Crest

Dun Laoghaire Golf Club sits dramatically between mountains and the sea in Ballyman Glen, a uniquely beautiful valley on the borders of Counties Dublin and Wicklow. One of the best courses in Ireland, the 27-hole championship course has been designed to allow different combinations of the three nine hole courses to be played. For the professional and club golfer alike, a thrilling experience awaits with the wonderfully inspiring backdrop of the Wicklow mountains.

The course is complemented by our "State of the Art" Golf Academy, an extensive practice facility allowing golfers to hone their skills before putting them to the test on the course.

Wide panoramic views can be enjoyed from the clubhouse which offers an exceptional level of comfort.  The dedicated service and friendly club atmosphere, ensure a memorable visit.

Societies are welcome and group rates are available;

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 81-ranked golf course in Ireland, by “Irish Golfer” in 2024 (Down-4);

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 77-ranked golf course in Ireland, by “Irish Golfer” in 2023 (Up-1);

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 78-ranked golf course in Ireland, by “Irish Golfer” in 2022;

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 45-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2020 (Up-4);

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 49-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2019 (Down-5);

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 44-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2018 (Up-1);

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 45-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2017 (Up-5);

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 49-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2016 (Up-4);

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 53-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2015 (Up-3);

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 56-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2014 (Down-7);

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 49-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2013 (Up-6);

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 55-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2012;

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 46-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2010;

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 39-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2009; 

Dun Laoghaire was voted the No. 56-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2008;

Green Fees Monday to Thursday Winter: €75
Green Fees Monday to Thursday Summer: €95
Green Fees Friday to Sunday All Year: €125
Green Fees 4-Ball Monday to Thursday Winter: €300
Green Fees 4-Ball Friday to Sunday Winter: €500
Green Fees 4-Ball Monday to Thursday Summer: €380
Green Fees 4-Ball Friday to Sunday Summer: €500
Green Fees with a Member: €35
Green Fees for Opens: €60
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: €50
Yes
Buggy Hire: €40 Yes
Soft Spikes: Yes
Full Membership Available: Limited
Full Membership Fee: €2.682
Full 6-Day Membership Fee: €2,326
Full Junior Membership Fee: €455
Full Pavilion Membership Fee:
€950
Entrance Fee: None
Course Type Parkland
No Holes 27
Members 1821
Designer Harry Colt?
Founded 1910
Address

Ballyman Road,
Enniskerry,
Co. Wicklow

Telephone 01-2721866
Email admin@dlgc.ie
Website Dun Laoghaire golf club website
General Manager: Justin Lowry
Captain: Tom Byrne
Lady Captain: Mary Cryan
President: Patrick Nevin
Vice-Captains': None
Hon. Secretary: David Varian & Mary Mooney
Club Pro: Gavin Lunny
Hon. Treasurer: Padraic O’Giollain
Comp. Secretary: Brian Lehane & Margaret Penny 
Dun Laoghaire Golf Course Layout Course Layout

Location Map

GPS Coord*
Lat:53.207447
Long:-6.158824
*Please check information before travelling

General Facts & Information

Course opening hours: Daylight hours Clubhouse opening hours: 10.00am to 11.00pm
Mobile phones: Not on course
Dress Code: Neat and casual, jacket and tie required evenings
Catering: Full catering, facilities Days to Avoid: Saturdays & Thursdays
Green Fees and Societies Welcome: Other days Pre-booking for open Tournaments:14 Days in advance

Dun Laoghaire Golf Club Fixtures 2024 provisional*

Open & Major Fixtures 2024 (to be Confirmed)        
Event Start Finish Type Duration
Captains' Drive-In Friday
  Closed 1
Professional's Prize to the Ladies
Thursday
  Closed 1
Professional's Prize Saturday
Sunday
Closed 2
Professional's Prize Sunday
  Closed 1
Lady Captain's Prize Day 1 Tuesday 13 June   Closed 1
Lady Captain's Prize Day 1 Sunday 16 June   Closed 1
Captain's Prize Friday 5 July Saturday 6 July Closed 2
Captain's Prize Saturday 6 July
  Closed 1
Junior Captain's Prize Monday 7 July   Closed 1
Professional's Prize to the Juniors
Friday 9 August
  Closed 1
President's Prize Friday 7 September Saturday 8 September Closed 2
President's Prize Saturday 8 September
  Closed 1
Webb Trophy Singles Stableford Monday 6 May   Open 1
Junior Scratch Cup Sunday 26 May   Open 1
Senior Scratch Cup Sunday 14 July   Open 1
Ladies Senior Scratch Cup Sunday 14 July   Open 1
Ladies 4-Ball Team Event Tuesday 16 July    Open 1
Irish Men's Amateur Close Championship Friday 16 August Sunday 18 August G.I. 3
Irish Men's Amateur Close Championship Saturday 17 August   G.I. 1
Irish Men's Amateur Close Championship Sunday 18 August   G.I. 1
Seniors  Singles Stableford 55+ Monday 2 September   Open 1
Singles Stableford Monday 9 September   Open 1
Seniors  Singles Stableford 55+ Wednesday 11 September   Open 1
Seniors  Singles Stableford 55+ Monday 7 October   Open 1
Seniors  Singles Stableford 55+ Monday 4 November   Open 1

*Please check information before travelling

Card of the Course

KeyData
White Par 72 SSS 74 6,229 m
Yellow Par 72 SSS 74 6,229 m
Red Par 72 SSS 74 5,251 m
Green Par 72 SSS 71 5,633 m
Blue Par 72 SSS 75 6,543 m

Card

Card of the Upper & Middle Course in metres

Name Hole No Blue White Yellow Green Par Index Red Par Index
The Sisters 1 371 365 353 323 4 2 310 4 4
Woods 2 328 311 301 295 4 10 265 4 10
Thorns 3 414 388 369 347 4 4 325 4 12
Farm 4 206 196 184 172 3 8 158 3 6
Fifth Avenue 5 469 453 441 421 5 18 401 5 14
Browetts 6 357 331 309 299 4 12 263 4 8
Beechers 7 516 503 483 475 5 6 467 5 2
The Brothers 8 183 166 152 139 3 14 130 3 18
Cedars 9 365 355 344 335 4 16 302 4 16
  Out 3,209 3,068 2,936 2,806 36   2,621 36  
Noggin 10 369 340 332 327 4 5 295 4 5
Thatch 11 202 187 156 133 3 13 115 3 17
Piggery 12 505 489 462 425 5 17 395 5 13
Gowrie 13 334 312 289 275 4 15 259 4 15
Gas Works 14 415 390 376 363 4 3 321 4 7
Garden 15 331 315 303 291 4 9 280 4 1
Cherries 16 229 205 195 172 3 7 159 3 11
St. Patrick 17 540 525 496 467 5 11 432 5 9
Eglinton 18 409 398 379 374 4 1 374 4 3
  In 3,334 3,161 2,988 2,827 36   2,630 36  
  Total 6,543 6,229 5,924 5,633 72   5,251 72  
  SSS 75 74 72 71     74    

Notable rounds

Men's Course Record:

Ladies Course Record:

Members Achievements

The Ladies from Dun Laoghaire Golf Club reached the All-Ireland Quarter-Finals of the Women’s Minor Foursomes on Friday 6st September 2024 at Shannon Golf Club when they lost out to the Ladies from Courtown Golf Club by 3-matches to 1-match. They were led out by Sue Mc Mahon with Carolyn Nevin who lost their match by the minimum against Mary O'Connor with Elaine Fitzgearld, next on the tee was Siobhan O'Kelly with Audrey Hanley who halved their match against Mary Cooper with Margaret Dooley as was the match of Peral Shimmins with Mary M Mooney against Kate Sheehan with Ann O'Shaughnessy and the bottom match of Katharine Verso with Aisling Mahon against Oonagh Grehan with Gay Gahan went 6 and 4 to the Wexford Club who went on to win the Green Pennant against the Ladies from Howth.

The Ladies of Dun Laoghaire Golf Club were Runners-Up in the Quarter Finals of the Irish Women’s Fourball on Sunday 27th August 2023 at Youghal Golf Club when they lost out to Cahir Park Golf Club by 3½-matches to 1½-matches.
First on the tee was Fiona Scott with Eimear McCarthy who lost their match by 2-holes against Michelle and Emma Keating, they were followed by Angela O’Sullivan with Ann Heavey who had a 4 and 3 win against Caitlin Fitzgerald with Joanne Quaid, next on the tee was Mai Tan with Marie Edwards who lost their match by the minimum against Julie Connelly with Marie Keating, in the penultimate match Suzanne Coyne with Yvonne Hill lost their match by 2 and 1 against Caroline Maher with Patricia Brown and in the bottom match of Sue Burke with Helen Walker against Susie Burke with Deirdre O'Neil was halved.      

The Ladies of Dun Laoghaire Golf Club won the Final of Leinster South Women’s Fourball on Sunday 6th August 2023 when they beat Greystones Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matchs.

The Ladies of Dun Laoghaire Golf Club qualified for the Women’s Senior Cup All-Ireland Series at Tramore Golf Club on Friday 2nd September 2022.
They played the Ladies of Wexford Golf Club in the All-Ireland Quarter-Finals and had a 3-matches to 2-matches win against the Wexford Club.
Fionnuala Halpin led them out and recorded a 3 and 1 loss against Ashling O’Leary, she was followed by Cliodhna McCarthy who lost her match by 4 and 3 win against Ruth Kennedy, next on the tee was Jenny Sykes who won her match by 2 and 1 against Rachel O’Connor, in the penultimate match Ruth Dillon beat Leonie Furlong by 4 and 3 and in the bottom match Helen McGoohan beat Sheila Richardson by 2 and 1 putting them into the All-Ireland Semi-Final.
They met the Ladies from Lahinch Golf Club the following day and lost out to the eventual All-Ireland Champions by 4½-matches to ½-match.
They were lead out this time by Cliodhna McCarthy who lost her match by 6 and 4 against Aideen Walsh, she was followed by Fionnuala Halpin who lost out to Sarah Cunningham by 3 and 2, next up was Jenny Sykes who lost her match by 3 and 2 against Niamh O’Dwyer, the penultimate match of Ruth Dillion against Olivia Lucas was halved when called-in and the bottom match of Helen McGoohan against Jenny Hennessy went 4 and 3 to the West Clare Club.     

Dun Laoghaire Golf Club was runners-up in the Irish Junior Cup when they lost out to Connaught Champions Westport Golf Club on their home course on Saturday 22th September 2019.
In the top match Brian Begley lost his match against Ronan Hehir by 4 and 3, he was followed by Patrick McCann who lost his match against Ronan Mahon by 3 and 2, next on the tee was Jamie Campbell who went up the 19th before conceding the point against Anto Browne, in the penultimate match Kevin Giblin had a 2-hole win against Fergus Rothwell and the bottom match of Sam Varian went 2 and 1 to Shane Larkin.
They met Munster Champions Tramore Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final and recorded a 3½-matches to 1½-matches win against the Waterford club.    
They were led out by Brian Begley who lost out to Martin Walshe, next on the tee was Patrick McCann who won his match against Dave Bennett on the 18th he was followed by Jamie Campbell who beat David Spillane by 2 and 1, in the penultimate match Kevin Giblin won his match on the 18th against Rory Keighery and the bottom match of Sam Varian against Paul Power was recorded as a halve when called-in.

They won the Leinster Final of the Irish Junior Cup when they beat The Island Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match at Greenore Golf Club on Sunday 21st July and accounted for Waterford Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches in the Provincial Semi-Final

The Ladies of Dun Laoghaire Golf Club won East-Leinster Final of the Junior Cup in the ILGU Inter-club Championships on Sunday 5th September 2010, when they beat Stackstown Golf Club by 4 matches to 1 match. The team on the day was Marie Igoe who beat A. Constantine 6 and 5, she was followed by Suzanne Coyne who beat M, Horn at 21st, next up was Mai Tan who lost to M. Cronin by 4 and 3. The penultimate match of Alison Pigot against A. Maritin went all the way to the 19th before the crucial point was secured, the bottom match of B Dillon against K. O’Connor was also a tight match with a 1-hole victory for Dun Laoghaire.

The All-Ireland Finals began at Donabate Golf Club on Thursday 23rd September. They were drawn against Munster Champions East Cork in the National deciders, first up was Marie Igoe playing off (8) who lost her match by 1-hole against Jessie Anthony playing off (11), she was followed by Suzanne Coyne (9) who was beaten by 2 and 1 against Mairead NiMhurchu (12), next up was Mai Tan (10) against Deirdre Harte (13) who had a similar result. The bottom two match of Alison Pigot (12) against Anne O'Connell (13), and Barbara Dillon (12) against Tara McCarthy (14) were halved when called in.

The Ladies of Dun Laoghaire Golf Club won East-Leinster Final of the Challenge Cup in the ILGU Inter-club Championships on Sunday 5th September 2010, when they beat Castleknock Golf Club by 3 matches to 2 matches, first on the tee was Y Hill who beat M. Rogers at the 20th hole, she was followed by H Waters who lost her match to M. Butler by 4 and 2, next up was K Verso who had a very comfortable 6 and 4 win over B. Faughnan. The penultimate match of M Smith was lost by 4 and 2 to L. O’Loughlin, the bottom match of M Duggan clinched their place in the National deciders with a 1-hole win over P. McCormack.
They made their way to Donabate Golf Club to compete in the National Deciders and met Connaught Champions Ballina Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final on Saturday 25th September, they were led by Emer O'Sullivan (30) against Josephine O'Hora (30), she was followed by Helen Waters (31) who lost her match against Eithne Daly (31) by 2 and 1, next up was Katherine Verso (32) who went to the 19th before losing her match against Shauna Smith (31), she was followed by Katherine Verso (32) who won her against Shauna Smith (31) 3 by 2,the penultimate match of Maureen Duggan (32) was won with a similar score against Maire McLoughlin (33), the bottom match of Bernie Keogh (33) against Ann McLoughlin (34) was won by the slimmest of margins when Bernie won by 1-hole. They met Munster Champions Bandon Golf Club in the All-Ireland Final the following day when they were led again by Alison O'Neill (30) who lost her match against Georgina Appelbe (30) by 5 and 4, she was followed by Bernie Mulroy (34) who went down by 3 and 2 against Eveline Fogarty (30), she was followed by Carmel Monaghan (34) who had a convincing 5 and 4 win over Aileen Burke (30), the penultimate match of Julie Magan (36) against Theresa Burke (33) went 4 and 3 to the West Cork club and with it any hope of winning the green pennant, the bottom match of Ann Tyrrell (36) was halved with Michelle Anders (35).

The Ladies of Dun Laoghaire Golf Club won the East-Leinster Final of the AA-Insurance Junior Cup in 2008 and made the journey to Limerick Golf Club to compete in the National deciders; they met Connaught Champions Mountbellew Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final and lost out by 3 matches to 2 matches.

First on the tee was Laura Daly (10) who won her match on the 19th-green against Laura Burke (12), she was followed by Mai Tan (10) who lost her match by 3 and 1 against Catherine Gardiner (13), Rosie Walsh (11) lost by 2-holes to Aoife Fallon (13), the penultimate match of Nicky Murray (12) was halved against Margaret Harkin (14), in the bottom match Roly Burke (13) lost her match against Helen Costello (15) by 3 and 2.

The Ladies of Dun Laoghaire Golf Club won the All-Ireland Junior Cup at Athlone Golf Club on the 30th September 2007 they beat The Heath Golf Club by 3 matches to 2 matches in the Semi-Final and met Rockmount Golf Club in the All-Ireland decider.

First up was Phyl Glavin who beat Marie Donnelly by 3 and 1, she was followed by Sheila Clancy-Nolan who had a very convincing 6 and 5 win over Grace Downey. Next up was Martina Lee who halved her match with Andrea Patterson. The penultimate match of Mary Dempsey against Carol McGrath saw the Carryduff ladies record a 6 and 5 win. The bottom match of Jo Ebbs against Noeleen Houston clinched the title with a 5 and 4 win and an 3 ½ matches to 1 ½ matches overall victory.

Dun Laoghaire Golf Club won the Barton Cup in 1919, again in 1920, when some of the team was, A. R. Mallet, J. Pyke, A. J. Brown, G. B. Moore, F. J. Richie and L. W. Stiven, and again in 1944, when the team was J. J. O'Keefe, J. P. Carroll, A. R. Mallet, S. B. Jones, L. M. Fitzgerald, V. Connolly, D. M. Hogan, E. F. Duke, F. Browning, M. J. Walsh, E. Browett and J. Lynch.

They won the Fitzgibbon Cup in 2000, when the team was, Richard Glavin, Martin Gallagher, Jerome Counihan, Kevin Connolly, David Round, Donal Byrne, Brian Nolan, Peter Van Dessel, Mark Nolan, Seamus MacCrossin, Declan Meagher, Noel Mannion, John McGrath, Pat Cleary and Brian McGrath, they were managed by Paddy Gleeson and Norman Burns.

They won it Prior to that in 1986, when the team was, D. Gillen, D. Stephens, B. McNestry, G. Steen, P. Coyne, H. Dearey, Fr. D. Leycock, S. McSherry, D. Dolan, N. Powderly, J. Murphy, J. McGrath, J. Connolly, J. McGreal, M. Sweeney and W. Harrington.

The Ladies of Dun Laoghaire Golf Club won the ILGU Autumn Team Matches in 1965 and 1966, when the team was, M. Hutchinson, E. Shubotham, S. Muldoon, M. Donegan, E. Moody, M. Bastible, M. Brown, K. Curtin and S. Walsh.

They won it prior to that in 1963, when the team was, B. Shubotham, M. Minch, D. Muldoon, E. Moody, D. Neligan, M. Bastible, B. Warren and K. Curtin.

They won it for the first time in 1940, when the team was, G. Walker, E. L. Warren, M. McAuley and D. Tyson.

Lady Captain Muriel Ahern and her Captain's Prize Winner Catherine O'Sellinan were leading qualifiers in the North Leinster section of the Volkswagen-Irish Independent Lady Captains Golf Classic at Headfort Golf Club in August 2002. Muriel playing of a handicap of 28 and Catherine playing off 17 returned 42 points to book their place in the National Finals at Druid's Glen Golf Club.

Members who played representative golf for Country or Province;

J. N. Marron* represented Ireland as a Senior International from 1925;

G. McGrane represented Leinster as a Youth Interprovincial in 1978 playing 3-times won 1-match and lost 2-matches accumulating 2-points;

P. Coyne represented Connacht at Senior Interprovincial level from 1970 to 1976 playing 19-times won 2-matches halved three and lost 14-matches accumulating 7-points;

H. McKinney represented Connacht at Senior Interprovincial level from 1983 to 1986 playing 17-times won 6-matches halved one and lost 10-matches accumulating 13-points;

T. Sexton was selected on the Irish Senior Ladies team that played England at Woodbrook Golf Club on 21st and 22nd October 2001.

History of Dun Laoghaire

Dun Laoghaire Instituted 1909 affiliated 1910

The inaugural meeting of the club took place on 9th December 1909, at the Royal Marine Hotel. Fifty-one people attended the meeting, chaired by Major Bryan Cooper M. P. The Earl of Longford K. P. was elected the first President and the well-known golf journalist, Lionel Hewson, was elected its first Captain.

Initially, it was a nine-hole course, but very quickly became an eighteen-holes, when additional forty acres were leased on the other side of Glenageary Road.

In 1922, Harry Colt, who had just finished his masterpiece at Pine Valley in New Jersey, which had taken seven years to build, was invited to redesign Kingstown Golf Course. His design had not changed to this present day, when the club changed toits present location. The club changed its name to Dun Laoghaire in 1951.

What the Club tells us:

Perhaps an ever-so-slight misnomer, the stunning Dun Laoghaire Golf Club is in fact situated close to Enniskerry in Co. Wicklow, but resides on the Dublin side of the Dublin Wicklow border, with the majestic Wicklow Mountains as its nearest neighbours. The course decamped the seaside town of Dun Laoghaire in 2007, after ninety-seven years, for the picturesque Ballyman Glen, nestled at the foot of the spectacular Sugarloaf Mountain.

Yet, despite the change of venue, the driving spirit of the Dun Laoghaire Golf Club’s founding fathers remains the Club’s guiding ethos.

The origins of the Club date back as far as 1909, when a number of Kingstown (as Dun Laoghaire was then known) residents assembled at the town’s Royal Marine Hotel on December 9th for the inaugural meeting of Kingstown Golf Club.

The meeting was chaired by Major Bryan Cooper, a Conservative Member of Parliament, who later went on to become a member of Dail Eireann for Co.Dublin. On the night, the Earl of Longford, K.P. was elected President. Earl Longford died in action during the Great War and was succeeded by Viscount de Vesci, who held the position until 1958.

The Club rapidly began to take shape; several hundred Men and Lady Associates were elected and 36 acres of land were leased at Eglinton Park and Highthorn, a nine-hole course was designed; and a clubhouse was built for the princely sum of £1,265.

November 1910 witnessed the extension of the course to 18 holes; and a further forty acres abutting Glenageary Road were leased. At the cessation of World War I, the eminent golf architect, Harry Colt, designed a new layout for the course. This design was to remain basically the same for the next eighty-odd years.

Dun Laoghaire Golf Club wasn’t immune to the country’s changing political mood in the early 1920s. In 1922 the club was re-christened Dun Laoghaire (Kingstown) Golf Club. It would be a further three decades before the reference to Kingstown was finally expunged from the official Club title.

In the 1970s, it became clear that maintaining an 18-hole golf course on 78 acres in a residential area was no longer practicable. Following a number of false dawns, a property development company offered the Club the opportunity to re-locate to a 330-acre site at Ballyman Glen.

Once again the Club convened in the Royal Marine Hotel, where in June of 2002 the offer was accepted by 79% of the members present after considerable, and often heated, debate.

With the move to Ballyman Glen in August 2007, it’s no exaggeration to say that both members and visitors are delighted with what is widely acknowledged as one of Ireland’s most beautiful and challenging courses comprising three 9-hole courses - with five sets of tees - designed to test the mettle of weekend players and low handicappers alike.

Cups and Trophies

Since its foundation in 1910, Dun Laoghaire GC has built up an impressive array of approximately 85 Cups & Trophies, most of them kindly donated by members or by the relatives of past members in their memory. Much of the Club’s history is enshrined in these Cups and Trophies. There are still some missing pieces of information you may be able to help us with!

In 2016, the Curtis Cup, the biggest and most important Ladies amateur event in the world involving Great Britain and Ireland versus the USA, was staged at the Dun Laoghaire Golf Club.

Roll of Honour

Member Year Hon. Position
Terry Sexton 1990 Ladies Captain
Michael Bourke 1990 Men's Captain
V. P. McAllister 1990 President
Margaret O'Neill 1991 Ladies Captain
Philip Curran 1991 Men's Captain
V. P. McAllister 1991 President
Moira McGettrick 1992 Ladies Captain
John Clancy 1992 Men's Captain
H. F. MacNeill 1992 President
Sue Round 1993 Ladies Captain
Terry Reynolds 1993 Men's Captain
H. F. MacNeill 1993 President
Norah Ferriss 1994 Ladies Captain
Paddy Gleeson 1994 Men's Captain
H. F. MacNeill 1994 President
Frances Connolly 1995 Ladies Captain
Maurice Counihan 1995 Men's Captain
F. B. O'Rourke 1995 President
Alice Hayes 1996 Ladies Captain
Aidan McCarthy 1996 Men's Captain
F. B. O'Rourke 1996 President
Hilda T. Little 1997 Ladies Captain
Martin Conway 1997 Men's Captain
F. B. O'Rourke 1997 President
Nora Darby 1998 Ladies Captain
Eddie Ahern 1998 Men's Captain
D. J. Byrne 1998 President
Nora Conway 1999 Ladies Captain
Dan Delaney 1999 Men's Captain
D. J. Byrne 1999 President
Hazel Higgins 2000 Ladies Captain
John Walsh 2000 Men's Captain
D. J. Byrne 2000 President
Theresa Morrissey 2001 Ladies Captain
Frank Sexton 2001 Men's Captain
Peter McKimm 2001 President
Muriel Ahern 2002 Ladies Captain
Pearse Rayel 2002 Men's Captain
Peter McKimm 2002 President
Margaret Leonard 2003 Ladies Captain
Edward J. Dempsey 2003 Men's Captain
Peter McKimm 2003 President
Eilis Kelleher 2004 Ladies Captain
Brendan Ryan 2004 Men's Captain
Terry Reynolds 2004 President
Brenda Sullivan 2005 Ladies Captain
Hugh Cummins 2005 Men's Captain
Terry Reynolds 2005 President
Phyl Glavin 2006 Ladies Captain
Stanford R. Fox 2006 Men's Captain
Terry Reynolds 2006 President
Ida Murphy 2007 Ladies Captain
Patrick J. O'Reilly 2007 Men's Captain
Terry Reynolds 2007 President
Ross Kelly 2008 Ladies Captain
Michael Morrissey 2008 Men's Captain
Ned Dempsey 2008 President
Peg Rayel 2009 Ladies Captain
Alleyn Manley 2009 Men's Captain
Ned Dempsey 2009 President
Maureen Duggan 2010 Ladies Captain
John Corrigan 2010 Men's Captain
Derek Montgomery 2010 President
Nicky Robinson 2011 Ladies Captain
Ray Sullivan 2011 Men's Captain
Derek Montgomery 2011 President
Denise Kevany 2012 Ladies Captain
Michael Quinn 2012 Men's Captain
Derek Montgomery 2012 President
Marie Igoe 2013 Ladies Captain
Pat Nevin
2013 Men's Captain
Stan Fox
2013 President
Olive Broderick 2014 Ladies Captain
Dermot Jordan 2014 Men's Captain
Stan Fox 2014 President
Liz Jordan 2015 Ladies Captain
Charles E. Henihan
2015 Men's Captain
Stan Fox 2015 President
Judy Ribeiro 2016 Ladies Captain
Norman Burns
2016 Men's Captain
Patrick T. Gleeson
2016 President
Colette Cummins 2017 Ladies Captain
Noel Mannion 2017 Men's Captain
Patrick T. Gleeson 2017 President
Sue Caslin 2018 Ladies Captain
Ken Halpenny
2018 Men's Captain
Patrick T. Gleeson 2018 President
 Niamh McCarthy 2019 Ladies Captain
Declan Curran
2019 Men's Captain
Michael Morrissey 2019 President
Barbara Dillon 2020 Ladies Captain
Alan Gormally
2020 Men's Captain
Michael Morrissey
2020 President
Ursula Archdeacon 2021 Ladies Captain
Ross Barry
2021 Men's Captain
Patrick Nevin 2021 President
Una O’Grady 2022 Ladies Captain
John D. Burke
2022 Men's Captain
Patrick Nevin 2022 President
Sarah Courtney 2023 Ladies Captain
Barry Homan 2023 Men's Captain
Patrick Nevin 2023 President
Mary Cryan 2024 Ladies Captain
Tom Byrne
2024 Men's Captain
  2024 President
Fionnuala Halpin (4) 2024 Lowest Ladies Handicap
Ruth Dillon (6) 2024 Lowest Ladies Handicap
Jenny Sykes (6) 2024 Lowest Ladies Handicap
Richard Sykes 2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Conor Dean 2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Colin Woodroofe 2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Peter Kirby (-2)
2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Alan Fahy (-2.1)
2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Colin Woodroofe (-2.4)
2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Robert Abernethy (-o.1)
2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Ted Collins (-0.4)
2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Ryan Berkeley (-0.3)
2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Marc Nolan (-1.1)
2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Conor Ryan (-1.2) 2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Keith Murphy (-0.4)
2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Luka Keyes (1.6)
2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Jack McGrath (0.2) 2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Mark McKenna (0.0) 2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Eoin O'Brien 2024 Lowest Men's Handicap
Colum Abernethy 2024 Lowest Men's Handicap

Holes in One at Dun Laoghaire

Member Date Hole No. Club Used Distance
J. Phelan 2 May 1999 3rd   148 m
Terry Sexton 22 May 1999 13th   148 m
Kitty Hartnett 22 May 1999 3rd   148 m
L. Madden 1 September 2000 7th   113 m
C. Bradley 22 May 2001 13th   148 m
Rita Saunders 6 June 2006 3rd   133 m
Thomas Byrne 16 July 2006 4th   176 m
Liam O'Riordan 28 October 2006 7th   114 m
Colin Murphy 23 May 2009 8th   166 m
Alice Collins 29 April 5th Driver 139 m
Ola Caravousanos 22 July 2014 5th Driver 139 m
Fiona Quinn 28 April 2022      
Ann Keartland 5 May 2022      
Jenny Sykes 11 August 2022