User Reviews
for County Sligo Golf Club, Ireland
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It couldn't be more real
Reviewed December 23, 2023
A sensational links course!
Gnarled, old and venerable!
Charm and tradition are palpable!
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Authentic links golf
Reviewed June 25, 2022
We were completely alone on the pitch with 40 km/h wind and clear water from the sky that stung our faces. More left-feeling is hardly possible. Some golf course architects have been inspired by this course, e.g. B. Winston Links near Schwerin. The first 9 holes we had a strong tailwind. We had the best view on the white tee of hole 14. We particularly liked the last few holes, even if they were long enough to play against the wind. We will hardly ever forget this round. In the clubhouse we were treated to a round of drinks, as a sort of tribute to the crazy Germans
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A link course with time-honored clubhouse
Reviewed May 24, 2018
The first and more than impressive thing I noticed when we arrived was this old (but not old-fashioned) club house. You walk awesome through the wooden corridors. An experience. After all, there is this golf course since 1894. It is said that he is easier to play, that is deceptive. The Faiways are so hilly, that despite good punches the ball is somewhere else, as one suspects. That's unfair, as the score suffers. But you should also just enjoy the place and this great panorama. The waves, the pastures with cattle or sheep next to the tracks. Just Ireland for the soul. Again, as always, this great hospitality.
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25/08/2016 played good golf and great people
Reviewed August 26, 2016
Field well maintained, not very wide streets, there are many water hazards influencing the bumps and you need to know, and some blind shots. Maybe the locals, friendly and generous.
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Links with dreamlike views
Reviewed August 17, 2015
A different type of links course... lots of wide and flat paths through the dunes. But now and then it comes to small hills that offer a stunning 360 degree view... on the wrong table mountain, the sea, a lighthouse and the Penisola of Sligo.
But the only reason why the place is already an absolute must in the area! The course forgiving and can be found in the rough and mostly all the balls again. A few holes are still quite tricky and you should be able to deal safely with the woods, because the space is relatively long. The clubhouse indicates a long history and is very cozy. The staff was very nice and helpful. I can see the place really highly recommend!!!
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Very nice place
Reviewed July 17, 2015
We played the course on 16 July 2015 of our 8-day Ireland golf trip.
He does not quite what it promises, but is nevertheless a very beautiful course. Super created, maintained and relatively easy to play. We played in front of the place in Rosses Point Carne and Enniscrone, which demanded a lot of us physically. So we were really happy when we finally found a somewhat flatter course.
We were almost alone on the course and enjoyed the round correctly. In the beautiful clubhouse it is possible to go well.
Good, beautiful place. But do not get ran at Carne, Enniscrone and Glasson.
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Disappointing
Reviewed June 13, 2013
Much advance praise (Age of the place, location, pictures!?).
Connemara, Enniscrone, Carne, Ballyliffin, Downings, the Valley was the place ungepflegteste.
Poor layout, many blind shots, unfair place. Since known holiday destination is evaluated from the perspective of golfi place.
Has probably seen better days behind.
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