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Greystones golf club Wicklow

Greystones golf course Wicklow

Greystones Golf Course

Greystones Club Crest

Measuring 5,278 m Par 69 with a standard scratch of 69 off the back tees. Greystones is a 18-hole parkland course that requires accuracy and shot making rather than big hitting to match the par of 69. Greystones will test the best of golfers, with a variety of challenges, while providing them with panoramic views of the Sugar Loaf and Wicklow Mountains and the dramatic coastline sweep from Lambay Island to Wicklow Head.

The outward 9 was completely redesigned in 1997. The fairways take full advantage of the gorse-covered slopes of Jones’s Hill while the new sand based greens are built to USGA specifications.

The character of the inward 9, features the original tree-lined fairways and more traditional style of greens have been maintained. This blend of old and modern provides a special character that enhances the challenge of a game of golf at Greystones.

Greystones is the venue of the Wicklow Boys’ Championship in August every year, won by my son Shane in 1995. The Clubhouse is a magnificently restored Georgian building providing the golfer with his/her every need. A warm welcome is extended to visitors and a memorable game of golf is assured at Greystones Golf Club.

Green Fees Monday & Friday Winter: €35
Green Fees Monday & Friday 4-Ball Winter: €120
Green Fees Monday & Friday Summer: €45
Green Fees Monday & Friday 4-Ball Summer: €160
Green Fees Weekends & B.H.: None
Green Fees with a Member: €23
Green Fees for Opens: €25
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: Yes
Buggy Hire: Yes
Soft Spikes: Yes
Course Type Parkland
No Holes 18
Members 921
Designer Harry J. Colt
Founded 1895
Address

Whitshed Road,
Greystones,
Co. Wicklow

Telephone 01-2874136
Email administration@greystonesgc.com
Website Greystones golf club website
Office Administrator: Liam Moulton
Captain: John Byrne
Lady Captain: Amanda Lawless
President: Neville Galloway
Boys Junior Captain: George
Girls Junior Captain: Mia
Vice-Captains':  &  
Hon. Secretary: John Brophy 
Club Pro: David Lewis 01-2875308
Hon. Treasurer: Paul Cahill 
Comp. Secretary: Michael Joyce & Von McDonald  
Greystones Golf Course Layout Course Layout

Location Map

GPS Coord*
Lat:53.139912
Long:-6.073658
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General Facts & Information

Course opening hours: Daylight hours Clubhouse opening hours: 10.00am to 11.30pm
Mobile phones: Not on course
Dress Code: Neat and casual, no denim
Catering: Full catering, facilities Days to Avoid: Weekends Wednesdays & Thursdays
Green Fees and Societies Welcome: Other Days Pre-booking for open Tournaments:14 Days in advance

Greystones Golf Club Fixtures 2024 provisional*

Open & Major Fixtures 2023 (to be Confirmed)
       
Event Start Finish Type Duration
Captains' Drive-In Friday 17 March   Closed 2
President's Prize Round 1 Saturday 22 April
Sunday 23 April Closed 2
President's Prize Round 2 Sunday 23 April
  Closed 1
Professional's Prize to the Ladies
Thursday
  Closed 1
Lady Captain's Prize Day
Sunday 25 June   Closed 1
Captain's Prize Saturday 15 July
  Closed 1
Captain's Prize to the Ladiess Sunday 23 July
  Closed 1
Vice-Captain's Prize Saturday 12 August
  Closed 1
President's Prize to the Ladies Sunday 10 September
  Closed 1
Lady Captain's Prize to the Juniors
Sunday 24 September   Closed 1
L. & G. Seniors Singles Stableford Monday 19 June   Open 1
Start of Open Week
Sunday 16 July Friday 21 July Open
8
Singles Stableford
Sunday 16 July   Open 1
Junior Open
Monday 17 July   Open 1
Singles Stableford from 11.10 am
Monday 17 July   Open 1
4-Person Team Event any combination
Tuesday 18 July   Open 1
Fourball Betterball
Wednesday 19 July Thursday 20 July
Open 2
Fourball Betterball Thursday 20 July   Open 1
Scramble
Friday 21 July   Open 1
Leinster Boys' Fred Daly Area Finals (N&S)  Monday 24 July   G.I. 1
Wicklow Boys' Monday 7 August Tuesday 8 August Open 2
Wicklow Boys' Tuesday 8 August   Open 1
Wicklow Girl's
Monday 21 August   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 25 September
  Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 2 October   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 9 October   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stableford Monday 16 October   Open 1

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Card of the Course

KeyData
Red Par 72 SSS 72 4,890 m
Green Par 69 SSS 69 5,184 m
Blue Par 69 SSS 70 5,315 m

Card

Name Hole No. Blue Green Par Index Red Par Index
Pigs Hollow 1 160 150 3 13 128 3 15
Crowe Abbey 2 391 382 4 5 359 4 5
Sugar Loaf 3 364 355 4 1 343 5 13
Garden 4 329 322 4 11 295 4 9
La Touche 5 113 107
3 17 101
3 17
Campbells 6 336 325 4 3 294 4 3
View Rock 7 279 276 4 9 265 4 7
Burnaby 8 333 324 4 15 309 4 11
The Bell 9 406 400 5 7 383 5 1
  Out 2,701 2,641 35   2,477 36  
Ridge 10 405 399 4 2 396 5 14
Oozler 11 161 151 3 16 139 3 12
Spinney 12 300 293 4 8 289 4 8
Narrows 13 308 297 4 10 287 4 2
Dolly 14 132 122 3 18 107 3 18
Mill 15 474 468 5 6 395 5 4
Rockery 16 139 134 3 14 129 3 16
Big Tree 17 350 349 4 4 347 5 10
Farm 18 335 330 4 12 321 4 6
  In 2,604 2,543 34   2,413 36  
  Total 5,315 5,184 69   4,890 72  
  SSS 70
69     72
   

Notable rounds

Men's Course Record: 63 Barry O’Leary 2011

Ladies Course Record: Jenny Moore 73 2010

Members Achievements

Greystones Golf Club were Runners-Up in the All-Ireland Final of the Irish Junior Cup at Knightsbrook Golf Club on Friday 15th September 2023 when they went down to Limerick Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match.
Chris Lawless led them out but lost his match by 4 and 3 against Luke Carey, he was followed by Will O’Riordan who had a similar result against Mark Dore, next on the tee was Harry Kirk who went down by 7 and 6 against Jack Whelan, in the penultimate match of Toby Murphy against Colin O’Sullivan was halved as was the bottom match of Chris Boylan against Conor Williams.
They met Clandeboye Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final the previous day and recorded a 4-match to 1-match win against the Co. Down Club.
In the top match Chris Lawless had a 2 and 1 win against Harry O’Hara, next on the tee was Will O’Riordan who had a very comfortable 5 and 4 win against David Alderdice, he was followed by Harry Kirk who won his match against Ian Smyth by 3 and 2 the penultimate match of Toby Murphy against Michael McCord was halved when called-in as was the bottom match of Chris Boylan against Bailie Quinn.
Greystones Golf Club won the Quarter Finals of the Irish Junior Cup on Sunday 27th August 2023 at Youghal Golf Club when they beat Monkstown Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches.
William O’Riordan led them out and put the first point on the board with a 3 and 2 win against Colin Daly, he was followed by Harry Kirk who lost his match by the minimum against Ronan O’Keeffe, he was followed by Jack McGovern who had a similar result against Cian McDonnell, in the penultimate match Toby Murphy had a confortable 5 and 4 win against Nick Moore and in the bottom match Chris Boylan clinched the match with a 1-hole win against Joshua De Nijs.         
Greystones Golf Club won the Final of Leinster South Irish Junior Cup on Saturday 29th July 2023 

The Boys' from Greystones Golf Club were Runners-Up in the Fred Daly Trophy on Wednesday 30th August 2023 at Castletroy Golf Club when they went down to Royal Portrush Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches.
In the top match Dylan Holmes won his match by 4 and 2 against Adam Buchanan, he was followed by Jamie Anderson who lost his match against Stuart Nesbitt by 5 and 4 next up was William O’Riordan who lost his match by 3 and 1 against Luca Rogers, in the penultimate match Jack McGovern lost out by 4 and 3 against Jensen Boyce and in the bottom match Toby Murphy had a comfortable 5 and 4 win against Ollie McEvoy.
They met the boys from Lurgan Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final in the morning and recorded a 4-matches to 1-match against the Armagh Club.
Dylan Holmes led them out and put the first point on the board with a 3 and 1 win against Shea Williamson, he was followed by Jamie Anderson who won his match by 4 and 3 against Dylan Alexander, the next two matches of William O’Riordan against Alex Irwin and Jack McGovern against Conor Coleman were halved when called-in and in the bottom match Toby Murphy had a confortable 6 and 5 win against Evan Pepper.
They met the Boys' from Douglas Golf Club the previous day in the All-Ireland Quarter-Finals and recorded a 3-matches to 2-matches result against the Cork Club.
Dylan Holmes won the top match against Jack Murphy by 1-up, next up was Jamie Anderson who lost his match by 7 and 6 against James Walsh, he was followed by  Steven Gormley who lost his match by the minimum against  Wayne O’Callaghan, in the penultimate match William O’Riordan won his match against Sean Reddy by 4 and 3 and in the bottom match Toby Murphy had to go up the 21st before securing the all-important point against Sean Deasy. 
The Boy's of Greystones Golf Club won the Final of Leinster South Fred Daly Trophy on Monday 24th July 2023 when they beat Bray Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match.

The Ladies of Greystones Golf Club qualified for the Quarter-Finals of the All-Ireland Final of the Women’s Senior Foursomes at Dun Laoghaire Golf Club on Saturday 9th September 2023 when they went down to Douglas Golf Club by 2½-matches to ½-matches.
In the top match Niamh Keilthy with Aisling Marmion lost their match against Jemma Barry with Anne Gallagher by 8 and 7, the middle match of Trish Shiel with Sophie Lumley against Jessica Kavanagh with Kate Harvey WAS halved and the bottom match Mary Lockhart with Shauna Seifried lost their match against Clodagh Coughlan with Hailey Martinez by 4 and 3.

The Ladies of Greystones Golf Club won the Regional Final of the Leinster South Women’s Senior Foursomes on Sunday 13th August 2023 when they beat Old Conna Golf Club by 2½-matches to ½-match.

The Ladies of Greystones Golf Club were Runners-Up in the Quarter Finals of the Women’s Minor Cup on Saturday 2st September 2023 at Callan Golf Club when they lost out to Lee Valley Golf Club by 4-matches to 1-match.
They were led out by Helen Creedon who lost her match against Eimear  Quaid by 3 and 1, she was followed by Joyce Kirwan who halved her match against Emma O'Halloran, next on the tee was Patricia  Moore who went down by 3 and 2 against Kris Hayes, in the penultimate match Áine O'Rourke lost her match by 5 and 3 against Marie Lynch and in the bottom match of Bernadette McGowan against Dinah O'Mahony was halved.
The Ladies of Greystones Golf Club won the Regional Final of the Leinster South Women’s Minor Cup on Sunday 13th August 2023 when they beat Beech Park Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches, when they beat Beech Park Golf Club by 3½-matches to 1½-matchs.

The Boys’ from Greystones Golf Club reached the Quarter-Finals of the Boys’ Foursomes on Tuesday 29th August 2023 at Castletroy Golf Club when they lost out to Monkstown Golf Club by 7-holes.
In the top match Marc Lawless (9) with Ruadhan Murray (11) lost their match against Cian McDonnell (2) with Jake Morrison (5) by 4-holes and in the bottom match Jack McGovern (4) with Milo Doyle (8) went down by 3-holes against Ronan O’Keeffe (1) with Callum O’Farrell (12).

The Ladies of Greystones Golf Club were Runners-Up in the Final of Leinster South Women’s Fourball on Sunday 6th August 2023 when they lost out to Dun Laoghaire Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matchs.

Young Dylan Holmes & Jamie Anderson were selected on the winning Leinster Under-18 Interprovincial Team played at Ballykisteen Golf Club on 21st and 22nd August 2023.
The other members of the team were Robert Garry (Malahide Golf Club), Luke Mitchell (Portmarnock Golf Club), Ciaran Murphy (Grange Golf Club), Adam O'Loughlin (Killeen Golf Club) and Gavin Tiernan (Co. Louth Golf Club).
They were Captained by Tony Goode (Lucan Golf Club) and Managed by Vincent Conlon (Dundalk Golf Club).

The Ladies of Greystone Golf Club won the All-Ireland Final of the Challenge Cup at Slieve Russell Golf Club on Sunday 11th September 2022 when they beat the Ladies from Headfort Golf Club and won their match by 3½-matches to 1½-matches.
They were led out by Anne Browner who had a 1-hole win against Mary Farrelly, she was followed by Celine Joyce who had a similar result against Mary Bowler, Orla Rush halved her match against Elaine Duffy, in the penultimate match Wendy Lee lost out by 8 and 7 against Ellen Castles and in the bottom match Grace Dodd secured the Green Pennant when she had a 3 and 2 win against Regina Tevlin.

They qualified for the All-Ireland Quarter-Final of the Challenge Cup at Slieve Russell Golf Club on Friday 9th September 2022 and lost their match against Cill Dara Golf Club by 3½-matches to 1½-matches.
First on the tee was Celine Joyce lost her match against Deirdre Garrett by 5 and 4, she was followed by Orla Rush who won her match against Stephaine O’Sullivan by 5 and 4, next on the tee was Regina Connaughton who had a very convincing 7 and 6 win against Mary Conlan, the penultimate match of Wendy Lee was halved against Annette French and the bottom match Grace Dodd beat Mairead Gray by 4 and 3.
They met the Ladies from Belvoir Park Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final the following day and again recorded a 3½-matches to 1½-matches win against the County Down Club.
Patricia Moore led them out this time and had a 1-hole win against Terry Burns, next on the tee was Ann Browner who halved her match against Mary Grace Wilson when called-in, she was followed by Orla Rush who had a comfortable 5 and 4 win against Anne Matthews, Regina Connaughton in the penultimate match lost her match by 3 and 2 against Christine Lavery and in the bottom match Grace Dodd cruised into the All-Ireland decider with a 9 and 8 win against Stephanie Rankin.     

Barry O’Leary won the Irish Close Seniors in 2019.

Greystones won the 2018 Metropolitan Cup team defeating Portmarnock over 2 legs to win 10-8. After winning the first leg 8-1, Greystones faced an early onslaught by Portmarnock who won the first 5 matches as well as the final 2 games to leave the matches all square at 8-8 with just 2 games left on the course. That left Shay O’Keefe and John Egan needing to win at least one point with holes running out. First up, Shay won on the 18th where a superb long-distance lag putt effectively closed out his match. Shortly after, John Egan managed to also win on 18 to win the Club’s second pennant of the year. The first pennant of a busy 2018 was won by our fantastic Juniors who took home the Leinster pennant.

Alan Condren, playing off a handicap of +3 continues to be one of the top mid-amateurs in the country.

Greystones Golf Club won the All-Ireland Mixed Foursomes at Shandon Park on Saturday 3rd September 2016 at Shandon Park Golf Club when they beat Gort Golf Club by 3½-matches to 1½-matches.

They were led out by D. Byrne with L. Croke who beat K. Mulkerrins with E. McSweeney by 4 and 3, they were followed by A. Condron with O. Delaney who lost out to G. Broderick with S. Broderick by 3 and 1 next on the tee was S. O'Connor with P. O'Reilly who had a 2 and 1 win over G. Leahy with J. Collins in the penultimate match D. McGabhann with E. Hanley had a comfortable 5 and 4 win over P. Curtis with T. Gill the bottom match of B. O'Leary with A Lawless was halved against N. O'Shaughnessy with J. Joyce.

They met Munster Champions Doneraile in the All-Ireland Semi-Final, first on the tee was D. Byrne with L. Croke who had a 3 and 2 win over T. O'Mahony with A. Cotter next up was E. Lonergan with C. Marmion who went down to P. Duane with C. Hamilton by 2 and 1they were followed by A. Condron with O. Delaney who beat E. Roche with E. Coleman by 2 and 1 in the penultimate match D. McGabhann with E. Hanley had a 2-hole win over P. Cotter with E. Coughlan and in the bottom match M. Looby with G. O'Shea lost their match against S. Barrett with K. Hunter by 4 and 3.

Greystones Golf Club won the Leinster Final of the Jimmy Bruen Shield when they beat Hollystown Golf Club by 3-matches to 2-matches in the Semi-Final and Birr Golf Club by a similar margin at The Royal Dublin Golf Club on 1st August 2015.

They made their way to Carton House to compete in the All-Ireland Finals on 18th September, where they were drawn against Connaught Champions Castlebar Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final.

They were led out by Con Thomas with Jack Joyce who lost their match against Tom Moylett with Ian Brennan by 3 and 1, next up Paul Keane with Ben Hynes who lost out to Paddy Burke with Dave Walsh by 5 and 3, they were followed by Keith Lewis with Pete Murray who had a very comfortable 7 and 5 win over Kieran Horkan with Johan Collins, in the penultimate match Gavin McGirr with Ray McDonnell, lost their match against John McHugh with Gary Corbett by 5 and 4, in the bottom match Eugene Strong with Cian Gilmore halved their match against Michael Kilcourse with Shane Rice. Other members of the team were Matt Malone, Ray Houlden, Michael Smullen and Paul McKnight. They were Captained, Manaded and Selected by Sean Hayes and Oliver Frawley.

Greystones Golf Club won the Leinster Final of the Fred Daly Trophy and maid the long journey to Claremorris Golf Club on the 27th August 2013 when they beat Mallow Golf Club by 5½-matches to 1½-matches in the All-Ireland Semi-Final. They were led by David Byrne who beat Eoin Goggin by 6 and 5 he was followed by Conor Keown who had a 6 and 5 win over Kevin O’Keefe next up was Marcus Looby who beat Kieran O’Sullivan by 4 and 3 in the next match Sam Lewis halved with Conor Roche as did Sean McParland against Edward Walsh the penultimate match of Chris Boylan was also halved Greg Barrett the bottom match of Daniel O’Byrne was a very comfortable 6 and 5 win over Liam Dowling.
They met Ulster Champions Belvoir Park in the All-Ireland decider they were led again by David Byrne who lost his match against Gareth Lappin by 4 and 3 he was followed by Conor Keown who halved his match against Scott Johnston next up was Marcus Looby who went all the way to the 18th before losing out to Patrick Brennan he was followed by Sam Lewis who lost his match against Dominic Pollock by 5 and 4 Sean McParland recorded a 3 and 2 win over Ross Nelson in the penultimate match Chris Boylan lost his match against Dominic Lavery by 3 and 2 the bottom match of Daniel O'Byrne against Ryan Goldsmith was halved.

Greystones Golf Club won the Leinster Final of the Irish Junior Foursomes when they beat The Island Golf Club at Hollywood Lakes Golf Club by 6-holes on Monday 8th August 2011.

They made their way to Galway Golf Club to compete in the All-Ireland Deciders where they were drawn against Ulster Champions Moyola Park Golf Club in the All-Ireland Semi-Final. They were led by David Byrne with Chris Boylan who won their match against Adam Moore with Dean Crawford by 3-holes; they were followed by Niall Byrne with Richard McNulty who had a 4-hole defeat against Paddy McGuigan with John Quigg.

Greystones Golf Club won the Metropolitan Trophy on 20th August 2006, they lost to Sutton Golf Club by 5 matches to 4 matches away, but in the second leg at home they had a very convincing 7 matches to 2 matches to have an 11 matches to 7 matches victory,

Niall Kearney won the Leinster Boys’ Amateur Open Championship at Lucan Golf Club, recording scores of 68, 70,

and 67, between 4th to 6th July 2006. He was followed by A. Hogan from Newlands with a total of 280 and B. Keenan of The Heath Golf Club was 3rd with a total of 283.

Eddie Condren won the Leinster Veterans’ Amateur Open Championship at Birr Golf Club, on 28th June 2006. Eddie Shot rounds of 73 and 70 to win by 8-strokes ahead of R. Wallace from The Spa Golf Club on 151 with P. Harrington of Muskerry Golf Club a shot behind.

Greystones lost out to Newlands Golf Club in a gripping Final of the FBD Barton Cup on Saturday 3 rd September 2005 in the second leg at the away club, having won three matches to two at home.

The pennant was decided on a 3-hole play-off between Colm Dunne & Shane O'Connor pitched against the Newlands star performers of Mark and Jack Dunne who eventually lost out on the final hole.

The team on the day was lead by Alan Condren & Michael Joyce against Tony Brannock & Proinnsias O'Hailian who won their match on the 20 th after Michael had an irregular heartbeat during the match. They were followed by P. Byrne & L. Moulton against Mark and Jack Dunne who had a convincing 4 and 3 win over the Greystones pair. Next on the tee were N. Coen & I. Power against Lex Flavin & Derek Usher who went all the way to the first sudden death hole, the anchor team was D. MacGabhan & H. McKeon against Eddie Higgins & Tony Walsh who lost out with a 2 and 1 defeat leading to a classic play-off.

Lady Captain Marguerite Hamill (11) and her Captains Prize Winner Aideen O'Leary (31) were leading qualifiers in the Volkswagen-Irish Independent Lady Captains' Golf Classic, when they returned 44 points at The Royal Dublin Golf Club in September 2002. They had an amazing 28 points on the back nine, to clinch first place and go forward to Druid's Glen for the National Finals in October. 

Greystones continue to develop their Boys section. In August 2001 they won the Under 15 Leinster Championship when they beat the defending champions The Island Golf Club 3 matches to 2 matches in a trilling final. The team was Mark Hamilton, Stephen Massey, Craig Lewis, Oisin Guilfoyle, Alister Haughton and Jamie O'Toole.

Paul Dunne was selected to represent Ireland in the European Amateur Team Championship at Osterakers Golf Club in Stockholm, Sweden on Tuesday 6th to Saturday 10th July 2010. The others on the team were Cian Curley Newlands G. C., Paul Cutler Portstewart G. C., Alan Dunbar Rathmore G. C., Dara Lernihan Castle G. C. and Pat Murray Limerick G. C., they were captained by Kevin Flanagan.

Prior to 2001:

Greystones Golf Club won the All-Ireland Irish Junior Cup at Killarney G. C. in 1992, when the team was Alan Condren, Pat McNulty, Charlie Sothern, Liam Redmond, David Kirby, John Moran, Barry O'Leary, Stephen Cahill, Pat McGrath, they were captained by Larry Behan.

Greystones Golf Club won the Leinster Final of the Barton Shield in 1990 when the team was Charlie Sothern, Alan Condren, Julian Keown, Eddie Condren, Jim Hackman and Patrick Geraghty, they were captained by Brian Keogh.

They won the Leinster Final of the Barton Shield in 1996, when the team was Eddie Condren, Jimmy Hackman, Barry O'Leary, Julian Keown, Kevin Condren, Alan Murray, John Moran, they were managed by Kieran Condell.

Greystones won the Leinster Final of the Irish Club Youths in 1991 when the team was Stephen Reilly, John Moran, David Bradley, Julian Keown, Declan Finnerty, they were managed by William Reilly.

Greystones won the Barton Cup in 1985, when the team was Larry Behan, Leon O'Connor, Paul O'Connor, Jimmy Hackman, Eddie Condren, Tom Reid, Pat Mahon, Paul O'Brien, Oliver Frowley, Pat McGrath, David Judge, Louis O'Connor, William Crean, Stephen Cahill, they were managed by Michael Forde.

They won the Metropolitan Cup in 1976, when the team was Mick Forde, Jim Wood, Pat McGrath, Leon O'Connor, Willie Doyle, Johnny Burke, Liam Redmond, Alan O'Sullivan, Frank Talbot, Ossie Spurling, Leslie Gaw, Eamon Byrne, they were managed by Jim Daly.

They won the Metropolitan Cup again in 1989, when the team was Pat Mahon, Malachi Collins, Johnny Burke, Stephen Kinsella, Louis O'Connor, Paul O'Connor, Philip Pratt, Larry Darcy, Barry Massy, Gerry Kenny, Seamus Finnerty, Dermot Ashe, they were managed by Dick Cusack and William Reilly. 

Greystones won the Fitzgibbon Cup in 1992, when the team was Alan Condren, P. McGrath, P. McIlwaine, C. Sothern, P. Pratt, P. Mahon, J. Behan, D. Hatton, L. Behan, P. O'Regan, Eddie Condren, L. O'Connor, they were managed by J. C. Hackman.

They won the Wicklow Team Trophy in 1996 and 1998.

They won the Wicklow Cup in 2000 and 2001.

They won the Dublin team Trophy in 1977.

The Ladies of Greystones Golf Club won the Finn Cup in 1981, when the team was P. Clarke, U. Donnelly, A. Larmour, P. Boate. M. Clarke, N. Mahon, S. Murphy, E. Drum, L. Flood, L. Malone, R. Caffrey, S. Brennan and U. Wynne.

They won it again in 1985, when the team was R. Caffrey, E. Keane, J. Brannigan, L. Malone, M. Clarke, P. Caffrey, L. Langrell, U. Donnelly, C. Doeney, B. Harmon, T. Tate, K. O'Regan, T. Fox, I. Allen, they were captained by E. MacRedmond.

They were finalists in the Junior Cup in 1994, when the team was M. Hamill, P. Walters, V. Maume, T. Tate, U. Donnelly, A. McGrath, N. Mahon, and M. Clarke.

The 2nd Team were Autumn Team winners, when the tem was, Carmel Wood, Margaret Hamill, Nuala Mahon, Pat Walters, Jenifer Cullen, Lily Malone, Sheila Murphy, they were captained by Mary O'Gorman and Kitty Ellis.

R. Cusack was elected to the council of the Leinster Branch of the GUI and as a Central Council Delegate for 2001.

Eddie Condren, together with David Jackson (Clandeboye G.C.) and Denis White (Moate G.C.) was selected on the Irish team that played in the inaugural European Seniors Nations Cup, played at La Manga in Spain on 15th to the 17th June 2000.

Carmel Downey (27) Lady Captain 2000 and her Captain's Prize-winner Bernie Gammell qualified for the National Finals of the Volkswagen-Irish Independent Lady Captain's Classic at Druid's Glen when they shot 36pts. at a windy Headfort Golf Club in August, 2000.   

Eddie Condren won the Michael Hennelly Trophy, which is awarded annually to the player who tops the Seniors' Order of Merit with 165 points.

Josephine Mark played for the Irish Girls in 1969, 1970 and 1971.

Billy Bradshaw, 71 years young, playing off a handicap of 9, recorded his 14th Hole-in-One on the 127 m 16th using a 5 wood in August 1999.

Members who played representative golf for Country or Province;

Alan Condren won his first International Cap in 2019.

Eddie Condon represented Ireland at Senior (55+) in 2003 playing 3-times won 2-matches and lost 1-match accumulating 4-points. He represented Leinster at Senior Interprovincial level in 2010 playing 5-times won 1-match and lost 4-matches accumulating 2-points. He represented Leinster at Boys  Interprovincial level in 2009 playing 6-times won 5-matches halved one and lost 0-matches accumulating 11-points;

Paul Dunne represented Ireland as an Irish Senior International in 2010 playing 6-matches won 0-matches halved three and lost 3-matches accumulating 3-points. He represented Ireland at international Youths level in 2009 playing 2-matches, won 1-match and lost 1-match accumulating 2-points. He represented Ireland at Irish Boys level from 2008 to 2010 playing 24-times won 16-matches and lost 8-matches accumulating 32-points;. He represented Leinster at Senior Interprovincial level in 2010 playing 5-times won 1-match and lost 4-matches accumulating 2-points. He represented Leinster at Boys  Interprovincial level in 2009 playing 6-times won 5-matches halved one and lost 0-matches accumulating 11-points;

C. H. West* represented Ireland as a Senior International in 1928;

S. Hogan represented Ireland at international Youths' level from 1988 to 1989 playing  5-matches, won 2-matchesand lost 3-matches accumulating 4-points. He represented Ireland at Irish Boys level from 1987 to 1988 playing 11-times won 3-matches halved two and lost 6-matches accumulating 8-points. He represented Leinster as a Youth Interprovincial from 1987 to 1989 playing 17-times won 10-matches and lost 7-matches accumulating 20-points;

Alan Murray represented Ireland at international Youths' level from 1997 to 1998 playing  10-matches, won 4-matches and lost 6-matches accumulating 8-points. He represented Ireland at Irish Boys level from 1995 to 1996 playing 9-times won 2-matches halved one and lost 6-matches accumulating 5-points. He represented Leinster at Senior Interprovincial level in 1998 playing 6-times won 4-matches halved one and lost 1-match accumulating 9-points. He represented Leinster as a Youth Interprovincial from 1997 to 1998 playing 11-times won 4-matches halved three and lost 4-matches accumulating 11-points. He represented Leinster at Boys  Interprovincial level in 1995 playing 6-times won 2-matches halved two and lost 2-matches accumulating 6-points;        

Kevin Condren represented Ireland at Irish Boys' level in 1994 playing 4-times won 2-matches and lost 2-matches accumulating 4-points. He represented Leinster as a Youth Interprovincial in 1997 playing 5-times won 1-match halved two and lost 2-matches accumulating 4-points. He represented Leinster at Boys  Interprovincial level in 1994 playing 6-times won 3-matches and lost 3-matches accumulating 6-points;

A. L. Figgis represented Leinster at Senior Interprovincial level IN 1905 playing 1-tim won 1-match and lost 0-matches accumulating 1-point;

E. K. Figgis represented Leinster at Senior Interprovincial level from 1901 to 1906 playing 5-times won 1-match and lost 4-matches accumulating 1-point;

J. R. Shaw represented Leinster at Senior Interprovincial level from 1901 to 1905 playing 2-times won 2-matches and lost 0-matches accumulating 2-points;

David Fitzpatrick represented Leinster at Boys' Interprovincial level in 1997 playing 6-times won 2-matches and lost 4-matches accumulating 4-points;

History of Greystones

Instituted 1895 affiliated 1897

At a meeting held in the Grand Hotel on the 26th January 1895, the club in Greystones was formed. Among the founder members were Dr. Norman Thompson, Delgany, and Mr. David J. Stewart, Bray, Robert Gore, Bray, and Arthur Hughes from Greystones.

Land was leased from the Grand Hotel on the Burnaby Estate on the 5th June 1894 and the club had about 100 members in the early years. The original course was a nine-hole, and was extended to eighteen-holes in 1914.

A fire destroyed the old clubhouse in the early 1980s, which resulted in the layout of the course being changed. An old, almost derelict Georgian mansion was restored, and is now the clubhouse. Greystones have carried out many improvements in recent years.

The first President was the Rt. Hon. Victor Powerscourt the first Captain was Mr. D. J. Stewart. The course was officially opened on 8th June 1895.

What the Club tells us:

Founded in 1895, Greystones Golf Club is one of Ireland’s most prestigious private members clubs. The golf course, inspired by the great Harry Colt of Muirfield, Sunningdale, Pine Valley and Royal Portrush fame, is situated in one of Ireland’s most scenic locations: at the heart of the stunning Burnaby Estate and surrounded by the fabled Wicklow Mountains and with panoramic views of picturesque Dublin Bay.

Founded in the Victorian era, there was a strong ascendancy influence. The Right Hon. Viscount Powerscourt was the club’s first President. Lord Glenavy, once Chairman of the Old Irish Free State Senate, was also President of the club. Other famous V.I.P. visitors included Bonar Law, Prime Minister of Great Britain and world renowned writer Samuel Beckett who, according to reports, was quite an accomplished golfer. Since then, Greystones Golf Club has continued to host heads of state, international golfers, several well known leaders of industry and many other high profile individuals.

As for the Greystones’ locality, it is steeped in golfing history, with the area producing such fine players as Ryder and World Cup player, Jimmy Martin, the legendary Harry Bradshaw, and more recently Greystones’ very own Paul Dunne who, following a fine amateur career which included representing GB&I in winning the  2015 Walker Cup and his unforgettable and wonderful performance in the 2015 Open Championship at St. Andrews, has become an accomplished Tour Professional in his own right, securing his first victory in the British Masters in 2017.
Greystones Golf Club has been significantly developed in recent years and now boasts a golf, clubhouse and hospitality culture that ensures all members, guests and private clients receive a first class experience. Moreover, the conditioning of the golf course is now world class, with greens reputed to be among the finest in the country.

In 1996 the Council of the Club under the Captaincy of Michael Forde R.I.P instructed Paddy Merrigan, Course Architect to redesign the front nine holes. The redesign commenced on 1st October 1996 and over the course of almost the following two years every hole on that nine with the exception of our present seventh hole was totally redesigned and rerouted. During the course of construction the Artisan Section of the Club provided security during the evenings.

The official opening of the revised layout was performed by the then Captain Des Guilfoyle and Lady Captain Via Maume on June 28 1998.

Paddy Merrigan, who originally hailed from the Woodenbridge area designed many other well known courses including Tulfarris (1989), Slieve Russell (1992), Faithlegg (1992), Woodenbridge (c. 1992-10 new holes ), Grange Castle (2002) and Castle Dargan (2006) and also redesigned courses including Waterville and the Old Head of Kinsale where he was one of five architects who worked on that course.

In addition, to further enhance the Greystones’ experience and to adapt to modern times, between 2003 and 2005 the club  embarked on upgrading the course, thus ensuring it remained one of the finest inland courses in the world. Renowned course designer Ron Kirby was responsible for the upgrade. As one of the world’s most respected course designers and with a career that spanned five decades, Ron worked with Jack Nicklaus, Robert Trent Jones and Gary Player in designing some of the world’s great courses, with an impressive portfolio of projects including Sun City and Kiawah Island. Aware of the traditions of  Greystones Golf Club and the inspiration of Harry Colt, the upgrade ensured the integrity and classic character of the course remained true to Harry Colt’s philosophy, providing golfers with the opportunity to have a most memorable round of golf on one of the world’s most historic golf courses.

Roll of Honour

Member Year Hon. Position
T. Fox 1989 Ladies Captain
L. Behan 1989 Men's Captain
G .L. Edwards 1989 President
P. Boate 1999 Ladies President
T. Tate 1990 Ladies Captain
L. Gaw 1990 Men's Captain
G. L. Edwards 1990 President
R. Caffrey 1991 Ladies Captain
J. Earls 1991 Men's Captain
G. P. Colgan 1991 President
A. O'Rourke 1992 Ladies Captain
J. Wood 1992 Men's Captain
G. P. Colgan 1992 President
M. Leonard 1993 Ladies Captain
R. Cusack 1993 Men's Captain
M. W. Heron 1993 President
L. Keogh 1994 Ladies Captain
S. MacRedmond 1994 Men's Captain
M. W. Heron 1994 President
M. McNulty 1995 Ladies Captain
P. Ryle 1995 Men's Captain
J. Wood 1995 President
P. Caffrey 1996 Ladies Captain
M. Forde 1996 Men's Captain
J. Wood 1996 President
I. Allen 1997 Ladies Captain
K. O'Carroll 1997 Men's Captain
P. McGrath 1997 President
V. Maume 1998 Ladies Captain
D. Guilfoyle 1998 Men's Captain
P. McGrath 1998 President
Laura Langrell 1999 Ladies Captain
Eddie Clarke 1999 Men's Captain
J. Coleshill 1999 President
C. Downey 2000 Ladies Captain
Sean Woodcock 2000 Men's Captain
E. Coleshill 2001 Ladies President
Seamus Carroll 2001 Men's Captain
P. Wallace 2001 President
Marguerite Hamill 2002 Ladies Captain
J. Coleshill 2002 Ladies President
Jim Dunne 2002 Men's Captain
M. P. Malone 2002 President
Eithne Doyle 2003 Ladies Captain
Mabel Fry 2003 Ladies President
Tom Hayden 2003 Men's Captain
Paddy Malone 2003 President
Mary O'Sullivan 2004 Ladies Captain
Mabel Fry 2004 Ladies President
Liam O'Shea 2004 Men's Captain
Pat Mahon 2004 President
Mary Clynch  2005 Ladies Captain
Pat O'Connell 2005 Men's Captain
Pat Mahon 2005 President
Eileen O'Donovan 2006 Ladies Captain
Pat O'Neill 2006 Men's Captain
Jack Manning 2006 President
Mary O'Byrne  2007 Ladies Captain
Neville Galloway 2007 Men's Captain
Jack Manning 2007 President
Betty Murray 2008 Ladies Captain
Pat Barry 2008 Men's Captain
Larry Behan 2008 President
Dympna Neligan 2009 Ladies Captain
Brian Farrell 2009 Men's Captain
Larry Behan 2009 President
Nuala Mahon 2010 Ladies Captain
Denis Dunleavy 2010 Men's Captain
Les Gaw 2010 President
Sheila Murphy 2011 Ladies Captain
Stephen Cahill 2011 Men's Captain
Les Gaw 2011 President
Pauline Barry 2012 Ladies Captain
John Langrell 2012 Men's Captain
Noel Earls 2012 President
Mary Lockhart 2013 Ladies Captain
Jim Hackman 2013 Men's Captain
Noel Earls 2013 President
Margaret McGirr 2014 Ladies Captain
Jim Wood 2014 Men's Captain
Richard Cusack 2014 President
Jeanne Thorpe 2015 Ladies Captain
Michael Joyce 2015 Men's Captain
Richard Cusack 2015 President
Josephine Cooney 2016 Ladies Captain
Tom Byrne
2016 Men's Captain
Kieran O’Carroll
2016 President
Monica Smith 2017 Ladies Captain
Frank Looby 2017 Men's Captain
Des Guilfoyle 2017 President
Angela Shaw 2018 Ladies Captain
Barry Massey 2018 Men's Captain
 Sean Woodcock 2018 President
Mary Kavanagh 2019 Ladies Captain

 Gerry Kenny

2019 Men's Captain
 Laura Langrell 2019 President
Hazel Thompson 2020 Ladies Captain
David Kirby 2020 Men's Captain
Liam O’Shea 2020 President
Iris Haughton 2021 Ladies Captain
Philip Pratt 2021 Men's Captain
  2021 President
Amanda Lawless 2022 Ladies Captain
Danny Hatton R.I.P.
2022 Men's Captain
Neville Galloway 2022 President
  2022 Boys Junior Captain
  2022 Girls Junior Captain
  2023 Ladies Captain
John Byrne 2023 Men's Captain
  2023 President
  2023 Boys Junior Captain
  2023 Girls Junior Captain
Mary Lockhart (6) 2023 Lowest Ladies Handicap
Alan Condren (-3)
2023 Lowest Men's Handicap
Toby Murphy 2023 Lowest Men's Handicap
Marcus Looby (0.4) 2023 Lowest Men's Handicap
Niall Gaffney (0.6) 2023 Lowest Men's Handicap

Holes in One at Greystones

Member Date Hole No. Club Used Distance
D. Tracey   5th   96 m
George Bishop 30 August 1998 16th   125 m
Jim Clarke 10 October 1998 5th   96 m
Michael Weir 17 October 1998 5th   96 m
Tony Wood 21 November 1998 3rd   353 m
Pat O’Connell 5 December 1998 14th   128 m
Jim Wood 9 December 1998 1st   153 m
Michael Dempsey 16 January 1999 2nd   365 m
Creina Smith 4 March 1999 2nd   336 m
Declan Tracey 13 March 1999 5th   96 m
J. Hackman 1 May 1999 5th   96 m
Billy Bradshaw 1 August 1999 16th 5 wood 127 m
John Molloy 15 August 1999 5th   96 m
Stephen Cahill 15 August 1999 5th   96 m
Olive Herriott 21 May 2001 16th   129 m
Michael Forde 13 January 2002 14th   138 m
Jennifer Moore 26 August 2007 5th   94 m
Mary O’Sullivan 12 February 2008 14th   109 m
Suzanne Ruttle 19 March 2009 5th   94 m
Jim McGillion 12 April 2009 1st   165 m
Anne O’Neill 15 October 2009 5th   94 m
Dermot Whiston 2 May 2014 16th   136 yd's
Paul O'Farrell 2 May 2014 16th   136 yd's
F. Duffy 30 April 2017 5th   104 yd's
Eddie Joynt 20 May 2022      
Elizabeth Anne Woollam 19 July 2022