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Delgany GC

  • 22-11-2010 8:03pm
    #1
    MasterKZG
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    Is there any practice facilities in this golf club? Heading down on Thursday with a mate.:)

    Any tips


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  • #2
    whizbang
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    far as i can remember, theres a postage stamp beside the first tee, you can putt on that:rolleyes:
    leave your slice at home, bring climbing gear, and maybe crampons and snow shoes...good luck with the weather. im out down the road also (hopefully)


  • #3
    Kevinmarkham
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    Yea, small putting green and a small practice area halfway down the driveway - on the left as you drive in.

    Some photos of the club here


  • #4
    MasterKZG
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    The holes look tight! Some fanastic looking holes.

    Great pictures Kevin. thanks


  • #5
    whizbang
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    ++ fab photos, didnt know about the practice area..


  • #6
    heavyballs
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    MasterKZG wrote: »
    Is there any practice facilities in this golf club? Heading down on Thursday with a mate.:)

    Any tips

    jesus, you like the hillly courses don'y ya,Macreddin not hilly enough for ya?
    what's the latest on Macreddin after that development with the receiver heading on?

    on Delgany it's tight alright,some nice driving holes on it but i'm not mad on the place,and yes it is quite hilly,not many tricks to it but if you don't place you're drive in the correct position you can be blocked out on some holes


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  • #7
    MasterKZG
    Closed Accounts Posts: 251 ✭✭MasterKZG


    haha, yeah hills are my thing. Haven't heard anything since the receiver moved on really. Things are quiet enough now. I suppose we hear soon enough.

    Better put my 3iron in the bag.:) My driving nowadays is a bit off since i have used the 3 wood more often.


  • #8
    Whyner
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    I loved Delgany. Thought it was a very good looking track.

    Don't forget to tee off on the par 4 16th before you tee off on the par 3 15th as it saves you a walk. I'm not sure of the hole numbers but you'll notice it as you have to walk straight past it.

    Recommend the scampi and chips in the club house.


  • #9
    MasterKZG
    Closed Accounts Posts: 251 ✭✭MasterKZG


    Whyner wrote: »
    I loved Delgany. Thought it was a very good looking track.

    Don't forget to tee off on the par 4 16th before you tee off on the par 3 15th as it saves you a walk. I'm not sure of the hole numbers but you'll notice it as you have to walk straight past it.

    Recommend the scampi and chips in the club house.


    Scampi and chips...i'm already there!:):)


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