"One of the best planned and most successful ventures in the evolution of Irish golfing facilities." (Charles Mulqueen, Ireland's Top Golf Courses, 1990). This magnificent 27 hole facility includes an 18 hole Championship course and also a further 9 holes, known as the Beechwood 9.

The enthusiast will find a scenically beautiful course in immaculate condition with a combination of trees, water and bunker hazards to test the most skillful of golfers - Eddie Hackett has made typically good use of the Beechwood site. The 27 hole complex affords great flexibility in that it is possible to combine the playing of the Beechwood 9 with 9 holes on the Championship Course.

The motto of the Malahide Club is "A light heart and a friendly spirit" and a feature of the club (originally founded in 1892 by Nathaniel Hone) had always been the special atmosphere to be found there. This atmosphere is only enhanced by the fine view of Howth Head and the Wicklow Mountains from the absolutely superb clubhouse.