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Golf Courses

Fratton Fred

I have some friends coming over from the States and while here, they want to play golf.

I know we have plenty of courses in south Dublin, but can non members book a round at say Druids Glen or Killiney? How does it work?

I don't play, as you may have guessed.

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neckedit

Fratton Fred wrote: »

I have some friends coming over from the States and while here, they want to play golf.

I know we have plenty of courses in south Dublin, but can non members book a round at say Druids Glen or Killiney? How does it work?

I don't play, as you may have guessed.

Yeah they can. Simply call the club and book a tee time. Druids Glen would be the place to play, stunning course and probably easier to get a time of choice.

Fratton Fred

Is powerscourt a good place to play?

markest

Have you tried http://playire.onlineteetimes.co.uk/SearchResults.aspx?PartnerID=339&PartnerCode=TTIMES&county=1&startdate=08-Mar-2013&daystodisplay=1&x=50&y=11

Fratton Fred

I'll give that a try. I also found www.dublingolfalliance.com which has the top end courses.

RosieJoe

Are they specifically coming across to play top courses? If they are go for Druids Glen in Newtownmountkennedy, The European in Brittas Bay( this is a Lynx course), and either of the courses out in Charlton house in Kildare. These 4 are world class.

If you want more options pop across to the Golf forum.

ArielAtom

RosieJoe wrote: »

Are they specifically coming across to play top courses? If they are go for Druids Glen in Newtownmountkennedy, The European in Brittas Bay( this is a Lynx course), and either of the courses out in Charlton house in Kildare. These 4 are world class.

If you want more options pop across to the Golf forum.

Good Choices, Carton House has two courses one a Parkland and one which can be described as an inland Links.

schemingbohemia

Keep an eye out on the deals sites too, Druids Glen have had a number of voucher offers recently I think.

schemingbohemia

I haven't looked at the T&C's but this looks a good offer for Powerscourt

http://www.rewardingtimes.ie/2-ball-at-powerscourt-golf-club-including-lunch.html?M=104714A0-96DA-43E2-93EC-485D4E59A9F7