Druid’s Glen

Is this where the ancient druids roamed? Here at Druid’s Glen, nestled in the heart of County Wicklow, whispers of the past linger among the rolling greens and ancient trees. Druid’s Glen isn’t just a name, it’s a legacy. This luxurious golf resort, a mere stone’s throw from Dublin, is steeped in history and natural splendor. Established in 1995, Druid’s Glen is home to not one but two championship golf courses: the famed Druid’s Glen course and the challenging Druid’s Heath. The Druid’s Glen course, often called the “Augusta of Europe,” has hosted prestigious events like the Irish Open and the Seve Trophy. Picture the world’s best golfers navigating its challenging fairways, their skills tested by the undulating terrain and strategic water hazards. Beyond the greens lies Woodstock House, the resort’s clubhouse. Dating back to 1770, this grand manor has witnessed centuries of Irish history. Lords and ladies have graced its halls, even the renowned musician Mike Oldfield, who recorded part of his album Tubular Bells II within its walls. Today, Druid’s Glen stands as a testament to the passage of time. It blends a rich past with a vibrant present, offering a luxurious escape where history and nature intertwine. Close your eyes for a moment and listen. Can you hear the echoes of the druids, their ancient rituals blending with the satisfying thwack of golf balls and the laughter of visitors? Druid’s Glen is more than a resort, it’s a living story.