Seapoint Golf Club sits along the estuary of the River Boyne near Drogheda in County Louth, approximately thirty miles north of Dublin. The course was designed by Declan Brannigan in collaboration with Des Smyth, the accomplished Irish professional who competed extensively on the European Tour and Champions Tour. Opened in the late 1990s, Seapoint occupies relatively flat terrain characteristic of estuary landscapes, with the Boyne's tidal waters and the Irish Sea influencing both the setting and the prevailing winds that shape play. The layout makes use of its coastal proximity and water features, with several holes running alongside or near the estuary. The design incorporates strategic bunkering and water hazards that require careful course management, particularly when the wind picks up off the sea. The flatter topography allows for open sightlines across much of the property, though the routing includes mature trees and landscaping that define individual holes and provide shelter in places. Seapoint serves as an accessible parkland-links hybrid for the Drogheda area, offering both members and visitors a test that emphasizes accuracy and wind play without the severe elevation changes found in more dramatic Irish settings. The club operates as a members' facility with visitor access, typical of many Irish clubs that balance community golf with broader hospitality. Its location near the historic town of Drogheda and within reach of Dublin makes it a practical option for golfers exploring the Louth coastline.