Castleknock Golf Club — Restaurant in Fingal

was here for a golf outing recently, enjoyed the golf course as I have many times but unfortunately that's where it ended, firstly it is now a no cash business which presented a few problems and in the bar/ resturant it was mayhem, before we went out we had some food, orders were mixed up , one guy ordered a salad and it took over a hour to arrive, then there was a lot of mix ups with the bills, after the golf we had a meal , four of us at our table , one had fish that was physically burned, my burger was way over done and not good as was onother of our group and I can't remember what the fourth guy had but I think it was fish and chips which was overdone too, I must say this was not our previous experience eating here and we were very disappointed with the...

Lovely course close to Castleknock. Bunkers and water features are placed strategically so it forces you to really manage the course. Difficult to just go for the driver and hope for the best. A few times the iron was the best choice off the tee box. Second half seemed more forgiving. Only thing I didn’t like was that the road was an obstacle on a couple of holes and had to be factored in.

Overall course felt less mature and not as sophisticated as Luttrellstown golf course next door. Some of the planted areas were struggling and some of the water features needed some TLC.

Nice views of the mountains in the background. Friendly staff. Vue Bar had good fish and chips and a nice view. For some reason one couldn’t sit outside despite...

4.5 stars. We came to play a couple of rounds while on holiday. Despite the difficult weather we have had, the course was in perfect condition and was a pleasure to play on. We ate lunch in the clubhouse both days and dinner on the second - the food was lovely, staff very friendly and helpful. A special shout to the fellas who run the Pro Shop, as they allowed us to keep our golf bags in their storage room to save us having to book an XL taxi each time we were coming to the club. A few nitpicks - the very basic trolleys cost €5 each (we are used to seeing those for free unless they are electric) and some of the younger lads downstairs weren’t very friendly. Overall, a great...