If designer Pat Ruddy has his way, even a few stray balls should not dampen the enjoyment of a round on this 18-hole course: The panorama is too beautiful, with the Irish Sea, the vast grasslands and the Wicklow Mountains on the horizon. However, the sea at least also reveals a few pitfalls. The occasional salty breeze from the water is refreshing, but also requires some thought when hitting the shots. A stone altar from pre-Christian times was discovered during the construction of the course. The statue of a druid now watches over the slightly hilly Heathland course with its water hazards from this spot.