Carne Golf Links

Carne Golf Links situated on the west coast of Ireland is one of the country’s newer links courses.

Carne Golf Club – Course Details

Opened: 1992
Course Type: 27 Hole Links
Length: 6690 Yards (Championship 18)
Par: 72
Designer: Eddie Hackett
Tee off intervals: 8 minutes
Services: Caddies, Buggies, Club Hire, Electric & Pull Trolley
Practice Facilities: Practice Range & Pitching Green
Other Facilities: Golf Shop, Club House, Bar & Restaurant

Carne Golf Links

Carne Golf Links situated on the west coast of Ireland is one of the country’s newer links courses, it was constructed by the community owned Turasoireacht Iorrais (Erris Tourism) which was set up to boost and develop tourism in North Mayo.

The well know links designer Eddie Hackett was invited on board to lay out the 18 hole links course at Carne Golf Club and Carne Golf Links has the privilege of being the last links course to be designed by Eddie Hackett.  The added extra 9 holes known as The Kilmore 9 were opened in 2013.

Also known as Belmullet, Carne Golf Links is a hidden gem of superb standard and was ranked number 17 in Ireland by Golf Digest in 2012. With spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and set against the backdrop of Blacksod Bay the introduction of the golf course at Carne Golf Club has caused very little intrusion to the natural and ancient landscape.

Testimonials

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Michael Pask

Golf International Magazine

It would be great to believe that we could all leave as beautiful a signature on the world when we depart as Eddie Hackett managed to do with Carne Golf Links.

Ronan Rafferty

Golf International Magazine

if I play 18 holes and then want to go straight out again, I know I’m on to something special. That was certainly the case at Carne Golf Club. For me, Heaven.

Robin Hiseman

European Golf Design

Carne Golf Links now has twenty-seven of the most dramatic, natural duneland holes in the World