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Golf par 3

  • 22-09-2008 9:54am
    #1
    BigAl>>
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    Just a short note to see if there are many people playing par 3 golf?? I play myself (not very well) with a society based in nrth county Dub. I only joined up this year as it is great way to play every Sunday and still have time to spend with the family too! which doesnt happen when I play long golf cause it takes up most of the day. with the par3 I am back home by midday.

    If anyone else might be interested? drop me a line for more details.


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  • #2
    Toosey
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 60 ✭✭Toosey


    Hi Al....I am also from North County Dublin and like playing Par 3 Golf (gets me back quick so the girlfriend cant give out).... I probably play the same course as yourself ... anyway I would be interested in hearing a bit more about your society if it is still going .....
    BigAl>> wrote: »
    Just a short note to see if there are many people playing par 3 golf?? I play myself (not very well) with a society based in nrth county Dub. I only joined up this year as it is great way to play every Sunday and still have time to spend with the family too! which doesnt happen when I play long golf cause it takes up most of the day. with the par3 I am back home by midday.

    If anyone else might be interested? drop me a line for more details.


  • #3
    atourdeforce
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 39 ✭atourdeforce


    hi al im rob

    Im only new to golf and woudnt mind finding a few others to play with as none of my mates are into golf plus i live on the northside too.


  • #4
    BigAl>>
    Closed Accounts Posts: 266 ✭✭BigAl>>


    atourdeforce wrote: »
    hi al im rob

    Im only new to golf and woudnt mind finding a few others to play with as none of my mates are into golf plus i live on the northside too.


    You are more than welcome to come out and play a round with the lads and see wht you think. We meet every sunday morning about 8am and draw is 815 and 1st group out at about 830. Pm me your number and I will give u a call if your interested .


  • #5
    bigtimecharlie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,082 ✭✭✭bigtimecharlie


    My early golf was started on a par 3 course, but I found the holes short compared to the lenght of par 3's on the course. Good to test your scrambling and get a feel for the game but only realistic if the holes are of decent lenght 150+ yard's.

    Was recently on the par 3 at the Heritage in Killenard Co.Laois. Found it very realistic to what you would fin on a golf course. Also a great way to test your iron's with real balls and tee's compared to using the driving range (topic discussed in seperate post).


  • #6
    BigAl>>
    Closed Accounts Posts: 266 ✭✭BigAl>>


    bigtimecharlie wrote: »
    My early golf was started on a par 3 course, but I found the holes short compared to the lenght of par 3's on the course. Good to test your scrambling and get a feel for the game but only realistic if the holes are of decent lenght 150+ yard's.

    Was recently on the par 3 at the Heritage in Killenard Co.Laois. Found it very realistic to what you would fin on a golf course. Also a great way to test your iron's with real balls and tee's compared to using the driving range (topic discussed in seperate post).


    I hear wht your saying, but its not all about how far you can hit a ball.the course I play has holes between 100 to 170 and I find it really helps my short game for the long golf. Also one of the reasons for playing the par 3 is cause it takes little time and still allows me time with the family on the weekends too. best of both worlds


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