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Donegal Golf Club
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Donegal Golf Club on the Murvagh peninsula in Donegal Bay, hence it is generally known as Murvagh, just six miles from Donegal Town, one mile off the N15 on the south side. The links is isolated from the outside world by a forest of evergreens washed on one side by the great Atlantic Ocean and with a panoramic view of the Bluestack Mountains. Covering over 7200 yards, it gives big strikers plenty of room to strut their stuff. A combination of classic dunes land and the drama of sheer precipitous ridges are features of this memorable challenge, Localities are divided on which is best, the par three 5th or par five 8th - for one it is accuracy the other distance, take your pick and enjoy! Championship distance 7241 yards. |
Bundoran Golf Club
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An excellent course laid out in two 9 holes loops with the ninth and eighteenth greens close to the clubhouse. The course which is for the most part undulating is picturesquely situated commanding at all parts splendid views of Donegal bay and the mountains piled up inland. Bundoran Golf Club has been in existence since 1894. It's crafty 1930's Harry Vardon design and exposure to the elements makes it play tough to a par of 70. The undulating par four fifteenth fully deserves its stroke index 1. At 430 yards a long second shot calls for pin sharp accuracy to well protected green. This was the home 'patch' for Christy O'Connor Snr.,and it was here he did the basic ground work on a swing wick was to bring him to the pinnacle of his profession. Championship distance 6222 yards. |
Castle Hume Golf Club
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Castle Hume Championship Golf Course is situated on the beautiful shores of Lower Lough Erne, only a few minutes drive from Enniskillen out the Belleek-Donegal Road. The Course opened in 1992, is situated within the grounds of old Ely Estate, surrounded by Castle Hume Lake and Lower Lough Erne. It is one of the most scenic parkland areas in Fermanagh's lovely Lakeland. Only a few minutes drive from Enniskillen town on the A46 Belleek/Donegal road. It is on of the main local tourist attractions and one of the most testing golf courses in Ireland. Hosted the Ulster PGA Championship 1996-2005. A new colonial style club house opened April 2002 |
Narin & Portnoo
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Narin & Portnoo is a links course with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and Arranmore Island. While the course is short every club in the bag is called for the make its precariously placed greens in regulation. |
Enniskillen Golf Club
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Enniskillen Golf Club was founded in 1896 and is situated approximately one mile from Enniskillen town center, in the heart of the beautiful Fermanagh Lakeland. |
County Sligo Golf Club
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County Sligo Golf Club is one of Ireland's great Championship Links located on the Rosses Point peninsula, 6km from Sligo. Established in 1894, the original 9 hole course was laid out by George Combe, the founding secretary of the Golfing Union of Ireland. A decade later the course was extended to 18 holes by Captain Campbell. |
Ballybofey Golf Club
Ballybofey and Stranorlar Golf Club has become one of the most admired
courses in Ulster in recent years. The members and visitors enjoy one
of the most pleasant parkland tests in the country. At 5,763 yards it
is not excessively long but has been so constructed by architect, P.C.
Carr, that it requires every club in the bag. Letterkenny Golf Club
2 km east of Letterkenny. Club and trolley hire available. Practice and catering facilities.
Dunfanaghy Golf Club
This is a popular spot for golfers, situated on the shores of Sheephaven Bay, the course offers magnificent scenic views. Here one can pit themselves against the wind, the beach, the rivers and the rough, not to mention the occasional treacherous bunker.
Rosapenna Golf Club
A superb championships links designed by Tom Morris of St Andrews in 1893 and redesigned by James Braid and Harry Vardon in 1906. Rosapenna Golf Club offers both golfers and spectators the unparalleled views of the Sheephaven and Mulroy bays and the highlands of Donegal.
Portsalon Golf Club
At Portsalon Golf Club one can appreciate the Donegal's Fanad Peninsula and the beaches of Ballymastocker Bay. Blessed by nature, the triple golden beaches of Balymastocker Bay lie at one end of this beautiful situated links course.
Ballyliffin Golf Club
It was christened ‘the Dornoch of Ireland’ and for years golfers in the know regarded Ballyliffin as the ultimate hidden gem. Not only is this one of the friendliest clubs in the country but the setting is unsurpassed and the quality of the terrain so perfect for golf that those who accidentally stumbled across Ballyliffin felt compelled to speak of it in whispers |
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