Edmondstown Golf Club

Edmondstown Golf Course was established in 1944 when two members of the Maccabean Golfing Society purchased an old dairy farm, seeking a location to form their own golf club. Initially, the course consisted of 9 holes, expanding over time until it became an 18 hole course in 1959 with additional land acquisition.

Significant developments occurred in the 1980s due to the proposed Southern Cross Motorway, resulting in 20 years of negotiation and redesign before the M50 was constructed. In 2002, the course underwent major remodeling, including the development of new holes, establishing its current structure as an 18 hole course in South Dublin.