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Tulfarris GC... who's played it in 2017?

  • 30-11-2017 2:10pm
    #1
    Kevinmarkham
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    Has anyone played Tulfarris Golf Club this year? What are your thoughts on the golf experience, condition, etc?

    Answers will be used in an upcoming Irish Golfer Magazine article. Thanks.


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  • #2
    newport2
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    I played it earlier in the year. Thought they had done a lot of good work there - I used to be a member there. The new owner has put quite a bit of investment into it.

    Great course, tough but fair. Excellent stretch of finishing holes. It was in great condition (I played it during quite a dry spell), except some bunkers were a bit lacking in sand.


  • #3
    thewobbler
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    Without meaning to take the conversation away from OP’s question, I’m not sure Tulfarris could be described as a “great course”. Perfectly pleasant and occasionally exciting, but not great.


  • #4
    lawred2
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    Occasionally excusing?


  • #5
    newport2
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    thewobbler wrote: »
    Without meaning to take the conversation away from OP’s question, I’m not sure Tulfarris could be described as a “great course”. Perfectly pleasant and occasionally exciting, but not great.

    I'm sure any course can be described as a "great course" when an opinion is asked for. :D Also depends what you mean by "great". I would rate it as better than most courses. I played it for 3-4 years, week in, week out and never tired of it. There's not many courses that I could say that about. I think it's under-rated.

    I'd also say Lahinch, Tralee, Druid's Glen and Mount Juliet are "great" courses, just quite a bit more "great" than Tulfarris. Subjective.


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