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Courses that allow buggies year round

Blackboosh · 2023-12-09 21:54:55

I have some family coming in for a wedding and they want to get out for a round next week. One of the party recently had surgery and would only be able to play using a buggy. Is there anywhere around Dublin or surrounding counties where we would be guaranteed to be able to use a buggy?

09-12-2023 9:54pm

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Blackboosh

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I have some family coming in for a wedding and they want to get out for a round next week. One of the party recently had surgery and would only be able to play using a buggy.
Is there anywhere around Dublin or surrounding counties where we would be guaranteed to be able to use a buggy?

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#2 10-12-2023 12:54am

Dtoffee

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Try Powerscourt, their course's have excellent drainage and plenty of buggies for hire.

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#3 11-12-2023 12:22pm

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McCreddin uses buggy paths only, even in Summer. Might be an option

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#4 11-12-2023 1:03pm

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Macreddin is an option but just worth mentioning there is still some walking involved from the buggy paths depending on where your ball goes. I know that is probably a consideration for most courses though.

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#5 11-12-2023 10:55pm

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I'd say Concra Wood too. They have buggy paths but you'd have to stay on them and walk to your ball.

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#6 13-12-2023 9:29am

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Concra Wood gets very wet in Winter/Spring

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