Dundrum House Golf & Country Club was an 18-hole, par-72 parkland course at Dundrum in County Tipperary, designed by Irish professional golfer Philip Walton. The course formed part of Dundrum House Golf & Leisure Resort and was supported by a driving range, golf shop and wider hotel and leisure facilities. Historical sources describe a championship layout extending beyond 7,000 yards from its longest tees, although surviving scorecard databases disagree on the exact measurement and no figure is treated as current here.
The important current status is that the entire Dundrum House Golf & Leisure Resort closed on 25 August 2025. Contemporary reporting confirmed that the hotel, restaurant, bar, golf course, driving range, golf shop and leisure centre all closed with immediate effect. The separately operated IPAS centre on the wider property was unaffected.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. The course was designed by Philip Walton.
The golf course operated as part of Dundrum House Golf & Leisure Resort and developed into an 18-hole championship parkland facility with a driving range and golf shop. Brogan Capital Ventures acquired Dundrum House in 2016.
Dundrum House Golf & Leisure Resort ceased operating on 25 August 2025. The closure included the golf course, driving range, golf shop, hotel, restaurant, bar and leisure centre. Forty-eight staff were affected.
No verified reopening of the golf operation was identified during this research pass.
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