Enniscrone Golf Club
Price Guide: £££££ | HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Course Information
Enniscrone Golf Club, Sligo is a 27 hole, par 73 (7033 yard), public, links golf course designed by Eddie Hackett & Donald Steele in 1918.
27 holes | Par 73 | 7033 yards | Public | Links
Tee Time Information
Midweek Guide: €55 per round *
Weekend Guide: €70 per round *
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
Visitor Information
Caddymaster available for booking caddies. Special attention given to all visitors. Great deals on 2 day & 3 day golf.
- Societies Accepted to Play
- Society Deals Available
- Voucher Deals Available
- 7 Day Membership Available
- 5 Day Membership Available
Restrictions: Maximum Handicap No Restriction
Contact Information
Address: Ballina Road, Enniscrone, Sligo, Eire Ireland
Tel: 096 36297
Golf Pro: Keith O\\\\\\\'Neill | Tel: 096-36297
Website: http://www.enniscronegolf.com/
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Enniscrone Golf Club Reviews & Information
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5.00 ... The Course
4.50 ... Course Cond.
4.00 ... Facilities/Serv.
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6 ratings & 6 reviews on Golfshake. Ranked 27 out of 2183.
HIGHLY RATED - 100% would play again or recommend
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What the club says: This spectacular course dates back to 1918 and has been extended and modified over the years by both Eddie Hackett and more recently, Donald Steel. This spectacular location on the Bartragh Peninsula, boasts some of the finest golfing terrain in the world and is famed for the magnificent sunsets that are seen from the impressive dunes. Enniscrone was the host to the Irish Close Championship in 1993.
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Reviewed Jul 25 2018 by Alan G - rated 5 out of 5 Try it you know you want to
Where do I start, not a course to take lightly. I loved it but it was difficult. It feels like you are playing on your own because the dunes are so high, the fairways are undulating and disappear over the horizon. Will play it again next year, just to try and find some of my lost balls, the course and clubhouse are fabulous.Course (layout/challlenge)
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Reviewed May 21 2018 by Lawrence C - rated 4 out of 5 Smashing course. Played off white with a group on first day and my game wasn't up to it and struggled the whole way around. Played off green on second day and way able to play to a better level. Great course; very challenging and smashing location.
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Reviewed Nov 15 2016 by Gary O - rated 5 out of 5 The first thing to be said is that this is an Irish links, not a British one. This means huge dunes and constant changes of elevation. This is a cracking links course, with dunes almost as big as Carne down the road. An excellent routing and some spectacular views of the beach and ocean. The par 5 2nd is an epic, rolling trek between the dunes but the par 4 12th and 13th are easily the best holes on the course. 12 is a blind tee shot followed by a precision approach to an elevated green. 13 has the tee shot that most of us amateur golfers dream of. A drive from the top of a huge dune down to a sloping fairway seemingly miles below. Clear the rough and a nearly nailed on 300 yard drive is yours for the taking. The clubhouse and staff are also very welcoming. Combine this place with County Sligo and Carne and you'll have played 3 of the best links courses in Europe.
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Reviewed Feb 25 2015 by Aidan K - rated 4 out of 5 great course and very testing particularly in windy conditions
(Round played: Feb 2015 - Score: 97 Handicap: 17.9)
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Reviewed Oct 28 2013 by Seán H - rated 5 out of 5 A fantastic location with some of the best scenery in the world. Some great holes and plenty challenges on a very windy day.
(Round played: Oct 2013 - Score: 92 Handicap: 18.2)
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Reviewed Nov 22 2007 by Kieran L - rated 4 out of 5 Spectacular Golf Course, very tough in high winds but excellent lay out and lots of blind shots with the Dunes in the way. Great views across the bay and a nice clubhouse to match a must play!!
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