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Rosslare:
... is a great place to play golf. Value is good as well, and if you travel in a group it s even better. It s in one of the driest parts of Ireland, in the South-East, and easy to get to both from Dublin and from Wales on the ferry. There are two courses, the Old, which is 18-hole and 6700 yards, and the 12-hole Burrow course. I played the Old, on one of the only wet days! It opens with a savage dog-leg hole, t... Read the full review: Go and play some real links golf by dmandrew |
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Rosslare Sports Location / Rosslare Strand, Rosslare, Wexford Tel : +353 (0)53 32113 Fax : +353 (0)53 32203 overall rating |
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Mount Wolseley Sports Location / Mount Wolseley, Tullow, Carlow Tel : 0503-51674 - Fax : 0503-52123 overall rating |
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Corballis Sports Location / Corballis Golf Links Corballis Donabate Co. Dublin Tel: 01 843 6583 Fax: 01 822 6668 overall rating |
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Arklow Sports Location / Arklow Golf Club, Abbeylands, Arklow, Co. Wicklow. Tel: 00 353 40232492 Fax: 00 353 40232492 overall rating |
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Mullingar Sports Location / Belvedere, Mullingar, West Meath Tel : +353 (0)44 48366 Fax : +353 (0)44 41499 overall rating |
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Island Sports Location / Corballis, Donabate, Co. Dublin Tel. +353 (0) 1 8436205 - Fax: +353 (0) 1 843 6860 overall rating |
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Hollystown Sports Location / Hollystown Golf Club, Hollystown, Dublin 15, Ireland. Tel: +353 (0) 182 07444 Fax: +353 (0) 182 07447 overall rating |
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Co. Louth Sports Location / Baltray Co. Louth Tel: (353) 41 9822329 Fax: (353) 41 9822969 overall rating |
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Woodbrook Sports Location / Woodbrook Golf Club, Dublin Road, Bray, Co. Wicklow Tel: 00 353 12824799 Fax: 00 353 12821950 overall rating |
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Woodbrook ... ~ Woodbrook Golf Club is one of the institutions of Irish golf. It was founded back in 1926, and is perched on the soaring cliff tops overlooking the Irish Sea between the villages of Shankhill in Co.Dublin and Bray in Co. Wicklow. I have personally played Woodbrook on countless occasions. Many of my golfing friends and buddies are members of this prestigious old course, and one is even an ex-Captain of the club. My golfing season wouldn’t be complete without a round or two at Woodbrook, which is generally made even more enjoyable by the fact that it’s a course that I generally play well on, and which holds many happy memories for me in terms of trophies won and good sc... Read the full review: Don't Fall Off The Cliffs! by kenjohn |
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Killeen Golf Club ... ~ Once upon a time (1980 to be exact) a golf course called Four Lakes opened in County Kildare, Ireland, about 30 minutes drive from Dublin city centre. This was a nice wee club, if nothing too special. That is up until 1994, when the land and golf club was bought by an investment company called Riverbury PLC, who immediately embarked on an ambitious refurbishment programme which included a total revamp of the golf course and facilities, and an equally ambitious financial plan to sell shares in the new club. ~ ~ Two eminent Irish course designers called Tom Craddock and Pat Ruddy (who were responsible for designing the world-famous Druid s Glen Golf Club) were contrac... Read the full review: Buy Your Own Golf Course! by kenjohn |
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Co. Louth ... ~ Two weeks ago (July 2004) the Irish P.G.A. and the competition sponsors, Nissan Ireland, held the 2004 Irish Open Golf Championship at a links golf course for the 3rd year in succession. This year, in their wisdom, they selected Baltray Golf Club in Co. Louth. Baltray is, in my opinion, the finest links golf course in Ireland either north or south of the border. (The Island Golf Club in Donabate, Co. Dublin, where the 2003 Open was held, runs it a very close second.) ~ ~ For years Baltray, or to give it its proper title, Co. Louth Golf... Read the full review: The Hidden Gem by kenjohn |












