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Courses with counting comps through the winter

  • 02-11-2021 4:33pm
    #1
    mag
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    Wondering what courses there are (say 30 miles outside of Dublin radius) that have counting comps through the winter.

    I know that the links ones will + Carton house... are there any others that people know of?



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  • #2
    callaway92
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    Surely coastal courses would be the best bet? Most inland will need to be placing everywhere for the winter.



  • #3
    spacecoyote
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    Think Athy was still qualifying last weekend at least. Seem to get a bit later into the year than most inland parkland courses



  • #4
    fred funk }{
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    Arklow, first Friday of the month, winter series. Starting this Friday. Also, The European have loads of singles too.



  • #5
    callaway92
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    Will Arklow and European Club definitely be counting though and not placing everywhere?



  • #6
    fred funk }{
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118110529#Comment_118110529

    Can only speak for Arklow. Definitely counting as that's the idea of the competition. Could well be preferred lies on the fairways if after rain.



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  • #7
    mag
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    yep, id expect the links courses to be mostly counting through the winter.

    its the inlands that im really interested in (in the leinster area). carton monty is the only one that i know of that goes through the winter.

    milicent make a big play of being the 'driest course in leinster' but arent clear if they play counting comps through the winter (i asked)... any members on here?



  • #8
    IAmTitleist
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    Having never played Carton House before how do they manage to keep the place dry enough in December/January for there to be qualifying comps?

    Tempted to go down in the new year if the place isn't a bog like 99% of other parklands on the island.



  • #9
    Miley Byrne
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118179495#Comment_118179495

    Presumably tonnes upon tonnes of sand



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