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County Louth, Baltray

  • County Louth
  • County Louth

Amenities

Directions :

See http //www.countylouthgolfclub.com.

Catering Facilities :

Breakfast, lunch and dinner

American Express card accepted :

Approved to Fáilte Ireland standards, which means the services and facilities have been independently checked out before you tee-off.  County Louth’s Golf Club, perhaps better known as ‘Baltray’, is undoubtedly one of Ireland’s finest links.

Course Designer :

7,035yd

Green Fees :

Tom Simpson

Opening Times :

€100 midweek; €135 weekend.

Caddy Hire :

7.30am-11.30pm, 7 days

Pro Shop :

Paddy McGuirk

Dress Code :

Links

Restaurant :

No

Nearest Airport :

Dublin

Nearest Port :

Dublin

Nearest Port :

Dublin

Nearest Town :

Dublin

Nearest Town :

Drogheda

Par :

Drogheda

Contact

Telephone:

+353 (0)41 988 1530

Fax:

+353 (0)41 988 1531

Email:

reservations@countylouthgolfclub.com

Website:

www.countylouthgolfclub.com

Address:

Baltray, Drogheda, Co Louth, Republic of Ireland

Baltray Louth - Ireland East

More popularly called Baltray, this is a Tom Simpson classic. It is the permanent venue for the annual East of Ireland Amateur Championship and richly deserves the compliments it regularly receives from visitors from all parts of the globe. Originally opened in 1892, it was in the late 1930s Simpson laid it out much as it is today. Noted for its mix of small undulating greens, it offers the typical links challenge in the unpredictability of its fairways – the essence of traditional links.

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