13 reviews
@bsgillis
Unless you’re already in the area for something else, don’t bother making the drive. There may or may not be a course when you get there. Course is gone. Looks like it might be a seasonal course with temporary baskets, but when we were there we saw no trace of a course -no tee pads, no tee signs, and no basket placements in the ground. Also, no communication from the property. We called twice and emailed months before going and got no response.
@nilsson91
Works for putt n approach.
@spencerglynn
Pretty short and basic, should be a par 18. Nicely groomed and easy to navigate though.
@grapedog
Very short course, only need a putter, and not much shot variety. In a multi use park of disc golf and football golf. Other families around playing holes. Designed for kids and families. Part of a much larger recreational activity area. Ireland has very few courses, so there isn't much choice.
@martinjfk
A short scenic course that's most made for children and footgolf. One or two nice holes.
@matt1224
Fun little course which is great for beginners and families. Fun for more advanced players too for practising short game and there are a couple of interesting tees with some elevation change.
@janert
Great place if you’re itching to throw some discs. Just a small 9-hole park
@jsiconolfi
A small simple course but as there are very few courses in Ireland, I’ll take what I can get :)
@aidangreen24
Fun short course. Make more please!!!
@mr8e8wads
Tiny course, but definitely works to boost your average score! Lol. Worth a quick stop if you are passing through and feeling the itch to rip some plastic
@jonm121
Short upshot course that is nice to have in Ireland.
@mzdfly
Super short, no tee pads. Baskets are good.
@ollisimonsen94
Private course, opening seasonally, short course, old mock-X baskets, green/grass tee pads, beginner short putter only or family course.