Delgany golf club

tee2green

Anybody any opinions on delgany golf club. They have some good value on membership. It's is the only course in the area I have not played. Any advice welcome

uberwolf

friendly membership. Some good holes. Been in good nick all year long. At my typical tee time, 3hr 40 minute rounds in medals which is a major plus for me vs. where I used to be.

tight time sheet, tight golf course, short golf course.

d2ww

You'll feel a bit like the grand ol' Duke of York, up the hill, down the hill, up the hill, down the hill, up the hill, down the hill, and that's just the front nine!
It is well sheltered from the wind by the trees and terrain much better than say Druids Heath or Glen o' Downs.
As Uberwolf said you will be hitting wedges a lot with your 2nd shot here.
For me, 17th is a disappointing hole, your shot to the green is blind, unless you are a seriously big hitter.
Best of luck, wherever you choose as I'm thinking of rejoining in the area as well.

tee2green

Thanks for the Feedback guys. My current course is lovely but is 35 -40 mins drive from the Delgany area and it is not representing good value ie playing once a week during the summer. If Delgany a 2 min from me was my course id be playing more regularly.

Charlesland was not for me same with Glen of the Downs and Druids heath. Never played Greystones either actually. Druids glen yeah but can somebody pay the sub for me :-)

Thanks again

Surfing_Xboxer

I am a member in Delgany for the past 4 years - friendly club and a challenging course...Tight, not too long, but a challenge...

Hope you get a club sorted soon

PARlance

tee2green wrote: »

Thanks for the Feedback guys. My current course is lovely but is 35 -40 mins drive from the Delgany area and it is not representing good value ie playing once a week during the summer. If Delgany a 2 min from me was my course id be playing more regularly.

Charlesland was not for me same with Glen of the Downs and Druids heath. Never played Greystones either actually. Druids glen yeah but can somebody pay the sub for me :-)

Thanks again

They have a new members open day on this Sunday. Just spotted it on Facebook. You can play 9 holes and have a look around at the facilities. Details on their website.

d2ww

Hi,
10 of the Wicklow clubs have a reciprocal green fee rates for their members if they play on the other courses. Does anyone know what any of these "member guest" rates are?
The clubs are:
• Arklow
• Blainroe
• Charlesland
• Delgany
• Glen of the Downs
• Greystones
• Kilcoole
• Wicklow
• Woodenbridge
and Bray.
Thanks, d2ww.

tee2green

d2ww wrote: »

Hi,
10 of the Wicklow clubs have a reciprocal green fee rates for their members if they play on the other courses. Does anyone know what any of these "member guest" rates are?
The clubs are:
• Arklow
• Blainroe
• Charlesland
• Delgany
• Glen of the Downs
• Greystones
• Kilcoole
• Wicklow
• Woodenbridge
and Bray.
Thanks, d2ww.

Hi , yes it is what ever the guest fee is at the club Usually between 20-30 euros

tee2green

PARlance wrote: »

They have a new members open day on this Sunday. Just spotted it on Facebook. You can play 9 holes and have a look around at the facilities. Details on their website.

Cheers thanks

d2ww

tee2green wrote: »

Hi , yes it is what ever the guest fee is at the club Usually between 20-30 euros

Their regular weekday green fees are all in that range though! Presumably, the member guest fees must be cheaper again.

tee2green

d2ww wrote: »

Their regular weekday green fees are all in that range though! Presumably, the member guest fees must be cheaper again.[/
Courses I have played all on a. Sat/ Sunday under this scheme recently.
Woodenbridge 20
Glen of the downs 25
Wicklow 20
Blainroe 27

Seve OB

think the guest rate in Greystones is €20.... might be €25 though, it's a while since I brought a guest out