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Driving bays?

  • 06-09-2014 9:05pm
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    wardides
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    Just wondering if anyone is aware of golf shops with a virtual driving bay around Dublin/Louth area. Really need to get myself a fairway wood that I can strike well, and wouldn't mind striking a few before actually buying one!


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    dan_ep82
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    I think all halpenny and MCGuirks have in house launch monitors, pretty sure there's an outside one aswell which would be worth going to if possible.


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    PARlance
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    wardides wrote: »
    Just wondering if anyone is aware of golf shops with a virtual driving bay around Dublin/Louth area. Really need to get myself a fairway wood that I can strike well, and wouldn't mind striking a few before actually buying one!

    Hslpenny golf in Carrickmines and American golf in Tallaght have something.
    Not quiet sure what the set up is but there's an area in both.

    There's also Carr Golf at the Spawell, I think they might let you hit a few balls at the adjoining range.


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