We in Craddockstown Golf Club are proud of what we have achieved during our short history. We have set out to deliver a top class golfing experience complemented by friendly and efficient service from our administrative bar and catering staff. We hope that your visit will be a memorable and enjoyable one. In March 1991, just under 100 pioneering members signed up and committed to the dream of owning their own course. The Committee bought 142 acre stud farm on the Blessington Road just outside the town of Naas and commissioned Arthur Spring to design an 18-hole golf course.

In 1992, the name of the club was formalised as Craddockstown Golf Club and in 1994 our original course was opened. In 1999, with membership and reputation growing the club opened its clubhouse.

In 2003, not satisfied to rest on our laurels, the Committee with considerable moral and financial support from the membership set its sights on improving the course. Roger Jones (designer of the famous Ring of Kerry golf course) was commissioned to re-design the existing course which involved changes to almost every hole. Although built on a fine tract of gently undulating land and with plenty of natural water, the course did not present the sort of challenge members and visitors alike were increasingly demanding from a course.

Craddockstown Golf Club Pro Shop

Glen Robinson is our resident PGA Professional, he provides Individual and group coaching available for Men, Women and Juniors of all levels. Individual assessments and coaching programmes Junior coaching camps, Specialist in short game coaching and Custom fitting service.

Craddockstown Golf Club Clubhouse Restaurant & Bar

Built in 1999, our Clubhouse offers magnificent panoramic views of the golf course and surrounding area. Featuring a wheelchair accessible upper level with full restaurant, bar, lounge and function room, this is the ideal place to unwind either before or after your round of golf. The lower level provides convenient changing rooms and a members meeting room.

Junior Membership (10-17's)

Craddockstown Golf Club