Lahinch Golf Club — Old Course
Southwest Ireland

Lahinch Golf Club — Old Course

Lahinch, County Clare, Ireland

Southwest Ireland

First played in 1892 and shaped by Old Tom Morris, then substantially redesigned by Alister MacKenzie in 1927, the Old Course is one of Ireland's most storied links, often nicknamed the 'St Andrews of Ireland.' It is best known for two blind par-4s, the 'Klondyke' (4th) and the 'Dell' (5th), both preserved by the club as links to its 19th-century origins despite modern design conventions. Visitors on the Old Course must take at least one caddie per group.

코스 정보

홀 수
18
72
설계자
Old Tom Morris (1892 original); Alister MacKenzie (1927 redesign); Martin Hawtree (later work)
개장
1892
Southwest Ireland
In Lahinch, County Clare, on Ireland's west coast

특징

  • Nicknamed the 'St Andrews of Ireland'
  • Famous blind par-4s: the Klondyke and the Dell
  • MacKenzie redesign (1927) of the Old Tom Morris original

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