Westmanstown Golf Club

Visit Westmanstown Golf Club for water features and a challenging finishing stretch set against a backdrop of local heritage and wildlife.

Parkland Course 18 Holes

Welcoming Members and Visitors

Westmanstown is a vibrant members’ club with a proud history rooted in West Dublin. Established in 1988, our Eddie Hackett-designed 18-hole course offers a rewarding parkland layout, with mature trees and water features that bring a true test of golf, especially across the finishing stretch from the 16th to 18th.

The name “Westmanstown” first appeared in historical records in 1821. It is believed to have evolved from “Waspayle,” the surname of a Norman family recorded in the area during the 16th century.

The kestrel, prominently featured in the club’s emblem, is a member of the falcon family and is often seen hovering gracefully around the course. The male kestrel is easily recognised by its blue-grey head, white-tipped tail and reddish-brown upper feathers, speckled with black. These striking birds are a familiar and fitting presence across the club’s natural surroundings.

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