Rosses Point

The County Sligo Club, or Rosses Point as it is more popularly known, is one of Ireland’s great championship links. It has been home of the West of Ireland Championship held each year since 1923. Set among vast sand dunes on the cliffs overlooking three large beaches. Constant winds are an added factor to its many challenges, not the least of which are some of its elevated tees. A burn meanders through the course and comes into play on a number of holes.

(Back Tees 6,176 Metres / Par 71)