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Strandhill Golf Club is an 18-hole links course on the County Sligo coast. The club was founded in 1931, initially with nine holes. John McAlister of Dublin designed a replacement nine that opened in May 1940, and the present 18-hole configuration opened in 1973 following a redesign undertaken with input from club members.
The current course is par 70 and occupies rolling coastal dunes between the Atlantic and Knocknarea. The club welcomes visitors and publishes a hole-by-hole guide on its official site. Strandhill has continued to modify the layout: a multi-stage development programme began in 2016, initially restructuring bunkers with later plans involving hole lengthening and course re-sequencing.
The course is an 18-hole links golf course. Designed by John McAlister, the course originally opened in 1931. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Junior Membership, Golf shop, Practice facilities, Clubhouse.
Strandhill began in 1931 as a nine-hole club, initially using a simple green tin shed as its clubhouse.
John McAlister designed a replacement nine that opened in May 1940. The present 18-hole course was subsequently created with input from club members and opened in 1973.
The present 18-hole layout opened in 1973. A multi-phase development programme began in 2016, initially focused on bunker restructuring, with further changes proposed to lengthen and re-sequence parts of the course.
Strandhill remains an 18-hole par-70 visitor-accessible links course on the Atlantic coast.
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