The Open Golf Centre
Newtown House,,
St. Margarets, Dublin
Tel : +353 (0)1 8640324 Fax : +353 (0)1 8341141
Dublin's premier pay and play facility. 27 hole golf complex offering extensive facilities including driving range and special teaching bay with an adjoining lecture room. There is a games room and 2 resident professionals. Video tuition, and pro-shop . Services include restaurant and bar.
Directions
5 miles from Dublin city centre. Adjacent to the airport on the main Derry road. Easily accessible from all city centre hotel.
Further Information
Information herein provided by the club on 20 Aug 1998.
Club also known as Coldwinters.
Manager - Robert Wright.
Club and trolley hire availble.
Practice and snack bar catering facilities.
Course Details
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27 holes parkland golf complex in 3 combinations of 9. Designed to provide a challenging and enjoyable game for golfers of all standards. For an appreciation and independent view of this course please see golfer reviews. 
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Brendan wrote on: Jul 14, 2007
This course is no longer in play.
closed...
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Paul wrote on: Oct 7, 2003
Unfortuantely this course will close for the last time on 30th November 2003 as the council has decided to build a motorway through the centre of it.
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Paul wrote on: Oct 7, 2003
Unfortunately this course will close for the last time on 30th November 2003 as the council have decided to build a motorway through the centre of it.
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andy redmond wrote on: Mar 9, 2005
can u send me gui no for season 2002
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andy redmond wrote on: Mar 9, 2005
seeking my handicap membership number for season 2002
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Matthew Colgan wrote on: Dec 31, 2000
Open Golf Centre is an average course with few obstructions. It is good for practising your driving game as it does play long off the back tees. You should avoid playing the small new 9. There is not worse 9 holes in the Dublin area.
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Paul Flynn wrote on: Oct 31, 1998
Cold Winters is a club without a course. It uses The Open Golf Centre which is pay and play. As courses go The Open Golf Centre is no more than an average course with no trouble of the tees and a few bunkers around the greens. Mildly entertaining if they let you play the original 18. They've added another 9 holes on which you play in conjunction with one of the old 9's. This new 9 is a terrible stretch of par 3 golf. People do mix this up with St. Margaret's which is a championship course. Open Golf Centre was a Richard Branson idea.
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Paul Flynn wrote on: Aug 31, 1998
As courses go The Open Golf Center is no more than an average course with no trouble off the tees and a few bunkers around the greens. Mildly entertaining if they let you play the original 18. They've added another 9 holes on which you play in conjunction with one of the old 9's. This new 9 is a terrible stretch of par 3 golf. People do mix this up with St. Margarets which is a championship course. Open Golf Centre was a Richard Branson idea.
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