Druids Heath Golf Club at Druids Glen Golf Resort

First time I played Druids Heat. I really liked it. It was difficult but always fair. I would love to go back.

If you have the chance to play- do it and I join you!

Decent course with confusing starting layout with not enough signage directing to Proshop or First tee. Course is little hilly for those with walking issues. Many blind shots on the course. Nice scenery from vantage points. Overran decent but the nearby Druids Glen is very different and more upscale. Pace of play was little slow with a lot of old timers playing who looked like regulars. Cheers!

Great course, superb layout and conditions. Staff could not care less!!! Came at 12:30 for a 1:40 tee time. Everything was closed… nothing to except energy bar at the proshop. I would expect that from a muni… not from a resort!!! Be warned… bring your food😀

Great layout and a proper challenging golf course. Links feel with distant coastal views. Some significant changes with reduced bunkering over last few years - all beneficial to layout, pace of play and overall enjoyment. Dry summer means some areas, especially closed bunkers are somewhat bare, and not being a true links, means green surrounds and greens are hard and fast. Still highly recommended.

Challenging golf course. Super layout which keeps you focused on every shot. Well worth a visit.

This course is easily one of the best courses I have played, everything about the course from tee to green and the facilities are top class. Great course design with some very tricky holes where some thought into club section is required, and the greens were perfect. It's a hilly enough course so a buggy could be recommend if your not used to it but not essential

Expensive enough green fees but when you think about the quality of the course it's actually reasonable enough

Will definitely be back!

The course was in excellent condition and staff friendly and accommodative. The tee time was good and play continued at a satisfactory pace. The green fee provided by golf now was extremely good and made the course affordable. We need more courses like this and the good value offered.

Unfortunately the winter weather has been unfair to this course. The fairways and rough on most holes were bog-like, not just waterlogged but muck tracks all over. Greens were in good condition for this time of year, but the mucky fairways were a real let down, leading us to only play the front nine and call it a day. The holes are impressive and clearly when the course is in summer condition it would be lovely, but when in the current condition, I dont think it should be open and playable unfortunately! Staff are very nice and helpful

We played Druids Heath on a Saturday in early September 2021 in horrible course conditions.

On arrival we were told the shockwaving of the fairways carried out last week left the course in subpar conditions, which frankly was an understatement to say the least. Fairways consisted of more sand than gras, bunkers were full of gravel and we encountered traffic cones and open canals on our way. After a very unenjoyable 9 holes we decided to call it a day.

I think selling the course in these conditions for 50€ a round is a scam and we’re very much hoping to get our money refunded.

Golf course or building site? Difficult to tell. Shouldn't be open to public in current condition. We paid €50 each. Total waste of money. We stopped after the front nine. Not only poor business practice to try squeeze money out of a clearly unready course, but we were also robbed of a lovely sunny afternoon that we could have been on a real course. Will be asking for money back.

The course is a work in progress. This point should be inluded on the booking information or else the course should not be advertised on Golf Now to the general public. In fairness the pro shop did warn us about the sub standard conditions that awaited us and offered a free round at a later date if we were not satisfied. On the day we played the fairways had been heavily sanded and scored, which for improvement reasons can't be avoided. But, the fact that all the bunkers resembled rainforest nature reserves combined with the above made the 50€ green fee seem crazily overpriced. It was a very disappointing day out and I would recommend you give it at least 6 months before playing here. And that's assuming

consistent and on going investment in the course condition are maintained. The course has good potential once some tlc is applied. N.B. I did not play well on the day but felt bad for the 2 very average golfers that joined me. The day was made very difficult for them when every fairway shot was like hitting out of a bunker. There scores and egos suffered quite badly. Their very own golfing 9/11.