Address: Aughalustia
Town: Ballaghaderreen
County Roscommon
Phone: 353 ((0)94) 9860295
E-mail: info@ballaghaderreengolfclub.com
Website: www.ballaghaderreengolfclub.com

The Course is a 9 hole parkland course, on which accuracy is essential. No, not because of bunkers, but because of strategically placed Trees. Trees play a major part on every hole, or for the better players trees play no part at all! There are alternate tees on six of the back nine holes, so there is little chance to get complacent. Par for the 18 holes is 70, course length 5339 metres for men and 4663 metres for ladies and SS for men is 67 and for ladies 68. The course is situated some 3 miles outside Ballaghaderreen and is well sign-posted from the town.

Address: Usna,Woodbroook
Town: Carrick-on-Shannon
Phone: 353 ((0)71) 9667015
E-mail: ckgc3@eircom.net
Website: www.carrickgolfclub.ie

Golf was first played in Carrick- On- Shannon in 1910: Ballinamoney a townland outside Carrick was the first site for a golf course.In 1936 the club moved to a site nearer the town in Lisnagot which is now part of St Patrick's Park, a housing estate in Carrick- On- Shannon, this 6 hole course which had approx 12 members remained at Lisnagot until 1944 when it moved to its present location here in Woodbrook, the club enjoyed free tenurefrom Major Kirkwood who owned the land and resided in Woodbrook House, A house made famous by the award winning authorDavid Thomson in his book Woodbrook.

Address: Mote Park
Town: Roscommon
Phone: 353 ((0)90) 6626382
E-mail:info@roscommongolfclub.ie
Website: www.roscommongolfclub.ie

Roscommon Golf Club is set in spectacular parklands and the 18-hole course offers a great challenge for every golfer. The beautiful scenery and a state of the art clubhouse turns a day at Roscommon Golf Club into a memorable golfing experience

Address: Clonalis
Town: Castlerea
County Roscommon
Phone: 353 94 962 0068
E-mail: castlereagolf1@eircom.net
Website: www.castlereagolfclub.com

The first of nine holes of this course is a long par four, the second is a very short par three, moving on to a long par five. The fourth is a short par four with a water hazard on the left with bunkers around the big green. The fifth is the shortest on the course, it's under a hundred yards with the river suck right in-front of the tee. The sixth is another short hole with the green beside the clubhouse and bar. The seventh is a uphill battle with surrounding bunkers and trees by the green. The eight is one of the longest holes and has an unusual green. And finally the menacing par five ninth, your tee shot has to be a big one to get in prime position and the green has a few surrounding sand traps. All in all, a really good test of golf.