Golf courses of Ireland

[sligoman]

which can be helped by playing p and p.

Not at Berties P and P though? Smell of manure would put ya off!

[The Stars]

manure.....on the fifth there is a smell from the cattle shed beside it...not as bad as sligoman is making out.

[sligoman]

manure.....on the fifth there is a smell from the cattle shed beside it...not as bad as sligoman is making out.

It depends on the day. Their was one day I played and the whole thing was flooded and on the 18th hole when I potted, their was actual **** in the hole when I was picking out the ball .

[ken foree]

what im saying is drives and long irons are easy but it takes time to perfect a short game....which can be helped by playing p and p.

..which is exactly the opposite of what i'm saying! the ould fella used to play off a 16 handicap in ireland, and he would say there's no use going to driving ranges or anything else. everything you need to learn must be on a real golf course. dunno if i agree but then again he'd know a lot more than me about it. personally i get very acquainted with the right-hand side of every golf course i ever play...

back on topic, beautiful innit:

http://www.myblumberg.com/Ireland/Ballybunion.html

[osarusan]

I would be shooting 15 over at least on the golf course,compare that to p and p where i usually hit even or under par.
so,in conclusion P and P is the better game.

No, in conclusion P and P is the easier game!!

[endabob1]

A few good courses in the midlands
Birr - Par 70 fairly tight but a nice course
Esker Hills - Outside Tullamore C.O'C designed course really good test.
Glasson - Outside Athlone another C.O'C course around the lake, lost several balls on the par 3 over the corer of the lake, nice course though.

a few years (punt days) since I played them but they were all good courses.