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Pitch & Putt Courses around NCD

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  • 01-06-2019 4:08pm
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    squawker
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    Hello

    Just wondering can anyone recommend a decent Pitch & Putt Course in and around Swords / Balbriggan area?

    Thanks


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    Inquitus
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    http://www.balhearypar3.ie/Course%20Information.html


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    squawker
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    Inquitus wrote: »
    http://www.balhearypar3.ie/Course%20Information.html

    great thanks, I thought that was a full Golf course


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    eh i dunno
    Registered Users Posts: 12,028 ✭✭✭✭eh i dunno


    Bit further north but julianstown is a nice course. Redesigned recently so I must check it out myself


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    Nodster
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    Ringcommons P&P near Balrothery - played it a few years ago, nicely kept and challenging to play.

    http://ringcommonspp.yolasite.com/contact-us.php


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    tobsey
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    squawker wrote: »
    great thanks, I thought that was a full Golf course

    It’s a par 3 course rather than pitch and putt. Longest hole is around 180 yards so you’d probably need a full set of irons with you


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    Inquitus
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    tobsey wrote: »
    It’s a par 3 course rather than pitch and putt. Longest hole is around 180 yards so you’d probably need a full set of irons with you

    Aye they hire clubs and prices for a round are very reasonable.


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    squawker
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    tobsey wrote: »
    It’s a par 3 course rather than pitch and putt. Longest hole is around 180 yards so you’d probably need a full set of irons with you

    that sounds even better, will definitely head over there during the week

    any chance you would know when the quiet times are?

    haven't played in years :)

    so don't want to piss any other players off or embarrass myself


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    tobsey
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    squawker wrote: »
    that sounds even better, will definitely head over there during the week

    any chance you would know when the quiet times are?

    haven't played in years :)

    so don't want to piss any other players off or embarrass myself

    I wouldn’t worry about that. I’m fairly crap and it doesn’t stop me playing whenever I get the chance. I haven’t been to balheary in a while but if you go midweek I’d imagine it’d be quiet. It was never too full any time I was there.


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    Dizzyblonde
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    I only discovered recently that there's a lovely course in Malahide beside the cricket grounds.

    http://www.enjoymalahide.com/home/malahide-castle/golf-pitch-putt-and-tennis/


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    threein99
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    Dizzyblonde wrote: »
    I only discovered recently that there's a lovely course in Malahide beside the cricket grounds.

    http://www.enjoymalahide.com/home/malahide-castle/golf-pitch-putt-and-tennis/

    There's a par3 and a regular pitch and putt course there I believe.


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