Useful Information.

Tee Times
Supply on demand can unfortunately at times never be met. Irelands many revered links and parkland courses are a honey pot to the world’s golfers and deciding to book too late can prove to be a big disappointment. Advice is to book early, especially for the more sought after courses.

It is also worth noting that courses may be closed for members only at certain times of the week and in some cases all weekend. Once booked – “don’t be late”. There might not be another slot for you.

Club Rulings & Conducts
Many courses throughout Ireland require handicap cards as proof of same. It is recommended that all members in possession of certificates should pack them in the golf bag. Dress code is of standard, with casual smart appearance expected however it is worth noting that some clubs require jacket and tie for evening dining.

Soft spiked shoes are generally par for the course throughout the country. Whereby most clubs have spike changing facilities it is probably best to leave the steels at home. Slow play is to be avoided at all times.

Caddies and Carts
All Golf Clubs will try to provide caddies if requested but their services cannot be guaranteed. The cost for a caddy varies from club to club but generally ranges between €25 to €40 per bag with gratuity dependant on your satisfaction.

Motorised buggies are generally restricted to the parkland courses of which are advised to be booked in advance.Most courses will provide pull trolleys to hire at a price of around 2/4 euro each.

Non-Golfers
For the non-golfers who are interested in filling their day, Ireland offers an endless wealth of attractions and places to visit. From surfing and quad-bikes to castles and scenic walks there are a thousand and one things on offer to replenish the senses or cure the hangover!

Wellplayed Ltd is happy to cater for non-golfers by providing a complete listing of what’s on offer during your stay as well as providing advanced bookings of anything they desire.

Evening Entertainment
Irelands restaurants and bars form an integral part to its tourism industry along with also playing an important role within its local communities. Typifying the Irish culture of drink, music, talk and a having great time the “craic” is always to be found.

Standards are high from service to quality and Wellplayed Ltd is happy to provide recommended establishments for evening entertainment. To whatever town you visit we can recommend who serves up the “best catch of the day” as well as where to find the “meanest fiddler” in town.