User Reviews
for Rosapenna Golf Resort, Ireland
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Must have been gesoielt
Reviewed June 30, 2022
We had a very luxurious round, we teed off at 9:45. We felt like we were all alone on the pitch. The place has put away the rain of the last few days very well. However, this resulted in little roll. That suited us because there weren't many tee boxes on the fairway that could be seen from the tee box. The many hills from the land of the tele-tabby led to unpredictable bounces.
A nice idea is to name the tees after natural stones: slate granite sandstone
The greens were slow, but are moving a lot. This enables many exciting flag positions.
We didn't know about an exit buggy here on track 10.
We would classify lane 14 with a great sea view as a signature lane. It is a sharp dogleg on the right, with a quite small green, the small entrance of which is well guarded by a prominent bunker with a very high edge.
The very good reviews do not come from the marketing budget! The place more than deserves its high position in many rankings.
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Sandy Hills - what a fantastic place
Reviewed June 7, 2018
The second day of the Donegal Links Classic Open at Sandy Hills Place Rosapenna. First off, I have to rave about the fantastic service and incredible friendliness of the staff at this resort. Every employee, and you can feel it, is proud to work there. This golf course has golf course. Once the old Old Tom Morris place and then the newer Sandy Hills place. While the Old Tom Morris course is completely on the shore, Mann goes to the Sandy Hills - as the name implies - in the hills. These are quite demanding to run. It goes up and down. But the place itself is a dream. Fantastic views and an incredible panorama. The course is in fantastic condition, the greens pretty fast. It should be emphasized that there is a driving range and various practice facilities in this golf club. This is not common everywhere in Ireland. Overall, you should definitely plan this place on his Ireland vacation.
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Sandy Hills
Reviewed November 27, 2016
I played in June in pleasant weather Sandy Hills. I have a median HC and had a lot of fun on the court. The greens were very fast, the view partially beautifully an impressive Course. I'll play this course definitely again. The Couse is challenging and the wind getting used to, but I'm here. I have some balls no longer found in high Raff. However, it has incredibly enjoyable.
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Sandy Hills - No. 1 in Donegal
Reviewed October 6, 2013
What a great place. At almost every tee you hold your breath, because there is a great track. Not a single boring hole. Varied, fantastic views in an incredibly beautiful landscape. The course is challenging but never unfair. As with all links courses: the ball nicely on the fairway can :-)). Played by our six (Tom Morris, Port Salon, Narin Portnoo, Bally Lifin) places the clear No.1
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Old Tom Morris Links
Reviewed September 16, 2013
The Sandy Hill Links Course slowed a very precise game and especially in windy weather it is advisable to take enough balls. As an alternative, the no less beautiful, easy-to-play and also very varied Old Tom Morris Links Course offers. An absolute must if you are already in this beautiful area.
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Sandy Hills
Reviewed April 19, 2013
As the name says an undulating sandy links course, very difficult with elevated greens where it is difficult to stop the ball. Large clubhouse (no atmosphere) no gps track.
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