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Nice Ed.How long is 12?Also how are the greens. Most look similar flattish or with a slight b-f pitch?
Thanks Ed. Looks just my kinda place and combined with Dooks and Castlegregory etc has me thinking of a future trip.Looking forward to seeing the rest of the holes.Atb
Well done and thanks Ed. The more I see the more I like.Where would you place CS in relation to other links you've played?Atb
Out of interest how much time do folks reckon it would take to drive Dooks-Ceann Sibeal, CS-Castlegregory, C-D or to/from other nearbyish courses?Atb
Ed,That's a terrific list and many thanks for the timings. I am indeed plotting a trip in that direction, off-season though. AtbPS - I was at Frilford the other week. Played the Green Course from the white tees, very enjoyable as usual. Do they ever use the new back tee on the par-3 6th, the one that's set back another 15-25 yds?
Quote from: Thomas Dai on August 11, 2015, 01:22:03 PMOut of interest how much time do folks reckon it would take to drive Dooks-Ceann Sibeal, CS-Castlegregory, C-D or to/from other nearbyish courses?AtbI stayed at Inch beach. You would go through Inch to get from Dooks or Killarney to Dingle Links. Both Dooks and DL took me about 35 minutes so, on a good day it would be about 70 minutes. However, I went early morning and I would expect it to take 90 minutes if you went during Tour Bus time. Killarney a little bit longer. To get to Dingle links you have to go through the town of Dingle and it is about 20 minutes from there. Dingle is about 40 minutes from Tralee. Castlegregory is 5-10 minutes off the Dingle to Tralee road - about 30 minutes from Dingle and 15-20 minutes from Tralee. I'd advise basing yourself in Dingle if you were considering the trip. You could easily do DL, Dooks, Castlegregory and Tralee. Even Ballybunion would probably be only 90 minutes from there and it is a beautiful spot.