Coollattin GC

Corkey123 · 23-07-2019 7:19pm #1

About to visit Coollattin with a group of friends. Any idea how the course is these days?

Golfhead65 · 23-07-2019 7:44pm

Corkey123 wrote: »

About to visit Coollattin with a group of friends. Any idea how the course is these days?

Fab especially at this time of year, great course and hospitality is always class

slave1 · 23-07-2019 8:01pm

Super course, in super nick when I played it in May

thewobbler · 23-07-2019 8:03pm

Played it at the start of June.

Loved it. Great mix of holes.

First Up · 23-07-2019 9:42pm

Fine course but don't arrive hungry; catering is casual to put it mildly.

Fatswaldo · 24-07-2019 2:22pm

Played there in June with our Society. Course in great condition. If theres a group of you going, ring them and they will have food on. No problem with feeding 40 of us.

First Up · 24-07-2019 4:04pm

Fatswaldo wrote:

Played there in June with our Society. Course in great condition. If theres a group of you going, ring them and they will have food on. No problem with feeding 40 of us.

Good to hear. Our threeball asking for coffee before we played at 10 must have taken them by surprise.

GolfNut33 · 24-07-2019 8:15pm

Played Coolattin many times and always treated perfectly.

Corkey123 · 24-07-2019 8:51pm

All good so it seems

Thanks for all the feedback. I had heard some 'rumbling' so just checking.

Cheers

First Up · 24-07-2019 9:26pm

Corkey123 wrote:

Thanks for all the feedback. I had heard some 'rumbling' so just checking.

The course is lovely.

CalamariFritti · 24-07-2019 9:57pm

Played there for the first time two weeks ago and I loved it. Right up my street, old mature lovely maintained parkland stuff with tall trees everywhere. It's really nice. Not only in lovely condition, its a very good course too. Not a boring hole.

Dtoffee · 25-07-2019 7:24pm

If nothing else, it is worth playing for the garden hole ......... a rare unique gem.

slave1 · 26-07-2019 8:30am

Dtoffee wrote: »

If nothing else, it is worth playing for the garden hole ......... a rare unique gem.

Yes, that's a lovely hole, very similar hole in New Forest 9th but the one in Coollattin is an upside down saucer green and very hard to hold, need to come from huge height or plenty of spin on tee shot.
Isn't it great we have a course like this that is relatively unheard of but at the same time is a super place

CalamariFritti · 27-07-2019 1:08am

slave1 wrote: »

Yes, that's a lovely hole, very similar hole in New Forest 9th but the one in Coollattin is an upside down saucer green and very hard to hold, need to come from huge height or plenty of spin on tee shot.
Isn't it great we have a course like this that is relatively unheard of but at the same time is a super place

It is fantastic, Ireland is a golfer's heaven.

I often think there is untapped potential for tourism. Not every golfing tourist can or wants to spend big money on the links in the west. And we have all those hidden gems everywhere.

Edit: That garden hole is lovely. I held the green there, was close even, but didn't make the putt. Felt great all the same.

Coollattin GC

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