COURSE REVIEWS
Play power golf at
stately Powerscourt
in Enniskerry, Ireland
Powerscourt Golf Club is one of those golf courses that reveals its character early. As it sits amid one of the largest and grandest estates in Ireland, you half expect a horn to sound, signaling the beginning of a fox hunt. Powerscourt embodies why you came here to play: The course is set in a rolling valley, offering different hill vistas on every hole (and even some glimpses of the Irish Sea) and the beauty of Ireland is ever-present.
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