All winners have had their Online Wallet topped up by €30
- J Lester 14th Hole
- D Byrne 5th
- L Burke 2nd
- M Freeman 14th
- N Daynes 14th
- J Graham 14th
- K O'Reilly 2nd
- B Campbell 2nd
- L Darcy 14th
- B kelly 2nd
Friday, 2 July 2021
2's Club Winners May/June 2021
Tuesday, 8 June 2021
Friday, 21 May 2021
Scorecard Marking Reversal of advice
Golf Ireland have now directed that Scorecards are marked in the traditional manner.
The marker writes in your hole by hole scores & after verbal confirmation then signs the Card at game end. They also write in your name where you would normally sign it, They then place the card into the slot in changing room desk.(Please do not swap cards after or before round).
Newbies Guide updated May 21st
Rules for beginners - Golf Ireland
World Golf Handicap Pocket guide
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All society cards must be returned on the app too in the same manner as above, if you are having problems with the app send on a photo of your card, but only when you've exhausted the above advice.
Step 1: Install the howdidido app, When you submit 3 cards a Handicap index will be allocated.
Please put the 3 scorecards in an envelope marked "For Handicap" and leave at the course reception.
( In addition you can send a photo via email or WhatsApp to speed up the process).
After Handicap index allocation you will then have access to the HDID tee time booking system for Competitions and casual golf at the course.
Step 2: Install the Golf Ireland app, use this to track your Handicap index.
The pin number for registering is on the back of your Golf Ireland member card.
Step 3: (optional) You may want to download a GPS Golf app.
To comply with the rules of Competition golf the GPS app can only give advice on Distance, not measure wind speed or direction etc. Try not to let such devices interfere with pace of play.
Example of a free App with the Course mapped on it is below
Brian Cruise, Handicap Sec 2021
Thursday, 6 May 2021
Internal club Competitions return May 10th
New Golf Ireland directive, Click Image below.
3 balls also resume May 10th, please book via Howdidido app or phone the course reception 014582622
Sunday, 2 May 2021
Course Handicap Table explained *May 5th update*
- At the moment we are not accepting supplementary cards played outside of our Weds/Sat/Sun "Handicap Card Return" events, due to issues with the competition course.
Your current Handicap index is based on your best 8 scores from your last 20 qualifying rounds. When playing at home you are allocated a course Handicap based on this > Course Handicap Table.
- If playing a Stableford/Strokeplay Competition you will receive 95% of your allotted Course Handicap
- Only rounds played with WHS qualifying conditions will count towards your best 8 scores.
- using a 29.9 handicapper as an example; they will have a course Handicap of 31, at 95%, their Competition Playing Handicap = 29.
- >>Click here for the illustrated guide to World Handicapping System<<
I know this is all very confusing for us all, but it will bed in over time.
Brian Cruise, Handicap Sec 2021 (slight amendment to wording, Stableford explanation deleted, Congu guide added 3/5/2021)
Friday, 2 April 2021
Great News, Courses set to reopen on April 26th
Following on from the April 2nd Golf Ireland update (see below) tee times will be limited to 2 households for the restart, this will mean 2 balls for the majority of players at the club when the timesheets go live.
The course is shaping up very nicely in anticipation of next months return, the new course machinery is cutting very well, especially in the rough, so no more lost balls 😊
We will announce further updates closer to the opening date.
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