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Leasing Carton House Membership

  • 29-12-2009 11:57am
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    PH4T
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 931 ✭✭✭


    Myself and 3 mates are planning to join a course in the next month or so.

    We were looking at joining Portmarnock Links but I have heard that you can lease membership from Carton House.

    Does anyone have any more details on this?


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    jimjo
    Closed Accounts Posts: 717 ✭✭✭jimjo


    PH4T wrote: »
    Myself and 3 mates are planning to join a course in the next month or so.

    We were looking at joining Portmarnock Links but I have heard that you can lease membership from Carton House.

    Does anyone have any more details on this?

    If i had to pick one (or more importantly if I had the money!) I'd pick Carton House. 2 cracking courses. I know you'll have people saying... ah but you can play Portmarnock all year round but when for example Carton is closed due to weather I bet its blowing a gale and just as horrible around Portmarnock just a lot dryer cause its a links. So in any case you wouldn't even want to go out and play if you get me.

    Its €2,500 to lease a share and you get free golf Mon-Fri in Mount Juliet & Fota Island, nice perk, (you mustn't be able to enter competitions there). Not sure how many of those lease shares are left but i would bet my life if you turned up with €2,500 in your hand they'd happily do business.


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