Kilrea Golf Club
Drumagarner Road,
Kilrea, Derry
Tel : +353 (0)1266 821048 Fax : +353 (0)1266 840277
Directions
25 km south of Colraine
Course Details
| Course Name: Kilrea Holes: 9 Yardage: 4326 SSS: 62 |
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paul donnelly wrote on: Jun 29, 2005
i love golf, its the coolest game ever. you should come visit me down in swatragh, i'll probably be practising my short game out in the garden. its my passion, i live for it. if u visit me, you'll be in for a treat!
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paul donnelly wrote on: Jun 28, 2005
yes!yes!yes! i've played kilrea, finally. i got 56 over par! pretty sweet dont you think! i was told that i should turn pro but im gona stay amature! tiger woods watch this spot!
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Paul Rainey wrote on: Jun 28, 2005
Kilrea Golf Coarse is a joy to play, either with friends or alone, against par. As a past junior captain I have played the coarse many times, and my last was as good as my first. It is a real pleasure.
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Mark Maynes (AKA Main-C) wrote on: Jun 28, 2005
I have only played the coarse once, with friends. I unfortunately lost, but it was a great game, on an well kept and beautifully green coarse.
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wrote on: Apr 12, 2004
i have only played at kilrea a few times but, the course is a real treat! for all those who are begining, to those on top of their game. a wonderful course by all acounts and an extremely pleasant club house.
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Ronan Mc Shane wrote on: Apr 12, 2004
An absolutly wonderfull course- a joy to play.
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b.j.l wrote on: Jun 29, 2005
ou rite bos! do u play kilrae often mate? well horse
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Garry McIlwaine wrote on: Oct 31, 1998
A regular at Kilrea, I couldn't let this little gem go unmentioned. Set out on traditional farmland and raised above surrounding peat bogs, most tees offer staggeringly beautiful views. The first and third are extremely testing par threes where accuracy from the tee and firm putting on small but menacing greens are required. The newly extended second is a triumph of home spun design, demanding an accurate drive and a precise second to the largest of the nine greens guarded by hazel coppice . There are few 'given' putts at Kilrea! The reintroduction of sand has called for more thought on holes five and nine which can be fickle friends in certain winds. Hit short into McCormack s (7th) at your peril. (' Calamitys' abound in Irish golf). Don t forget to bathe in the beauty of the countryside and enjoy glimpses of Heron, Buzzards, Tree creepers, Hawks, Pheasant and more on this paradise located on a Proposed Site of Special Scientific Interest. Golf at Kilrea need not be 'a good walk ruined'.
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