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Powerscourt golf club Wicklow

Powerscourt golf course Wicklow

Powerscourt Golf Course

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Powerscourt Golf Club is situated within the magnificent 1,000 acre Powerscourt Estate in the Garden of Ireland just 12-miles south of Dublin city centre.

This inspiring par 72 championship course with 18 of the best shaped putting surfaces in the country has been built to USGA recommendations and measures just over 7,000 yd’s.

A free draining parkland course with links characteristics, Powerscourt tees, fairways, bunkers and sand based greens are of exceptional quality.

Set in Ireland’s most beautiful countryside with an abundance of mature trees and natural features with stunning views to the sea and the Sugar Loaf Mountain. Powerscourt is simply an exceptional experience for all golfers.

It was the venue for the AIB Seniors Championship in 2001 and a new 18-hole course has recently been construction.

With the opening of the new West Course and the redesigned clubhouse, Powerscourt has established itself as a golf centre to rival any in Ireland.

This new course was designed by David McLay Kidd, whose portfolio includes the acclaimed Bandon Dunes in Oregon USA. Like the East Course, the West offers a variety of challenging holes while presenting a new perspective on the stunning scenery of the Powerscourt Estate. Possessing the highest standard of tees, greens and fairways you’ll find anywhere in the country it was created with top class Tournaments in mind, however it can be enjoyed by golfers of all abilities.

West Course Details:
Parkland Course with links characteristics 6,345 mtrs (championship tees) Green fee is available every day.

Societies are welcome and group rates are available.

Powerscourt’s West Course was voted the No. 53-ranked golf course in Ireland, by “Irish Golfer” in 2023 (Down-3);

Powerscourt’s West Course was voted the No. 50-ranked golf course in Ireland, by “Irish Golfer” in 2022;

Powerscourt's West Course was voted the No. 62-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2020 (Down-1);

Powerscourt's West Course was voted the No. 61-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2019 (Up-1);

Powerscourt's West Course was voted the No. 62-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2018 (Same);

Powerscourt's West Course was voted the No. 62-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2017 (Down-1);

Powerscourt's West Course was voted the No. 61-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2016 (Down-3);

Powerscourt's West Course was voted the No. 58-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2015 (Same);

Powerscourt's West Course was voted the No. 58-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2014 (Down-5);

Powerscourt's West Course was voted the No. 53-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2013 (Down-3) ;

Powerscourt's West Course was voted the No. 22-ranked parkland golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2012;

Powerscourt's West Course was voted the No. 38-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2010;

Powerscourt's West Course was voted the  No. 33-Parkland/Inland Course in Ireland by "Backspin" Irelands leading Golf magazine in 2008, the panel comprised of a selection of 52 Professional and amateur golfers throughout Ireland.

Powerscourt's East Course was voted the No. 79-ranked golf course in Ireland, by “Irish Golfer” in 2023 (Up-1);

Powerscourt's East Course was voted the No. 80-ranked golf course in Ireland, by “Irish Golfer” in 2022;

Powerscourt's East Course was voted the No. 68-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2020 (Down-2);

Powerscourt's East Course was voted the No. 70-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2019 (Up-1);

Powerscourt's East Course was voted the No. 71-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2018 (Up-3);

Powerscourt's East Course was voted the No. 68-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2017 (Down-2);

Powerscourt's East Course was voted the No. 66-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2016 (Same);

Powerscourt's East Course was voted the No. 66-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2015 (Up-2);

Powerscourt's East Course was voted the No. 68-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2014 (Same);

Powerscourt's East Course was voted the No. 68-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2013 (Up-7);

Powerscourt's East Course was voted the No. 75-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2012;

Powerscourt's East Course was voted the No. 63-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2010;

Powerscourt's Esat Course was voted the No. 41-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2009;

Powerscourt's East Course was voted the No. 12-ranked golf course in Ireland, by "Golf Digest Ireland" in 2008;

Powerscourt's East Course was voted Joint No. 21-Parkland/Inland Course in Ireland by "Backspin" Irelands leading Golf magazine in 2008, the panel comprised of a selection of 52 Professional and amateur golfers throughout Ireland;


  • Golf Deals » Powerscourt

  • Stay & Play @ Powerscourt Hotel Resort Spa €344.00

    Offer valid from 01 Jul 2021 to 30 Nov 2023 Detail:

    With two championship golf courses, Powerscourt Golf Club is set the picturesque surroundings of Powerscourt Estate, only 30 minutes from Dublin. This stunning golf centre consists of two fantastic courses, the East Course and the West Course and was named the winner of the Best Parkland Venue by The Golfers' Guide to Ireland 2014.
    This package includes a round of golf on the course of your choice, one night’s accommodation in a spacious room, dinner in Sika Restaurant and breakfast the following morning. From: €344

Green Fees Early Bird Monday to Thursday: €55
Green Fees Winter Monday to Thursday: €55-95
Green Fees Winter Weekends & B.H.: €55-95
Green Fees Summer Monday to Thursday: €55-130
Green Fees Summer Weekends & B.H.: €55-130
Green Fees Dream Day 36: €165
Green Fees with a Member: €35
Green Fees for Opens: €50
Practice Area: Yes
Club Hire: €50
Yes
Buggy Hire: €50
Yes
Soft Spikes: Yes
Full Membership Available: Limited
Full Membership Fee: €2,525
Entrance Fee: None
Course Type Parkland
No Holes 36
Members 900
Designer Peter McEvoy & David McLay-Kidd
Founded 1996
Address

Powerscourt Estate,
Enniskerry,
Co. Wicklow

Telephone +353 (0)1-2046033
Email golf@powerscourt.net
Website Powerscourt golf club website
General Manager: Gavin Hunt
Captain: Cyril Dunne
Lady Captain: Stella Carmody
President: Joe Duignan
Vice-Captains':  &
Hon. Secretary: Colman O’Neill & June Anne Martin
Club Pro: Paul Thompson 01-2046033
Hon. Treasurer: Declan McGinley & Anne Gaffney
Comp. Secretary: Damian Murtagh & Eleanor O'Keefe
Powerscourt Golf Course Layout Course Layout

Location Map

GPS Coord*
Lat:53.188728
Long:-6.182256
*Please check information before travelling

General Facts & Information

Course opening hours: Daylight hours Clubhouse opening hours: 8.00am to 11.30pm
Mobile phones: Not on course
Dress Code: Neat and casual, no denim
Catering: Full catering, facilities Days to Avoid: None (phone)
Green Fees and Societies Welcome: Midweek & Weekends Pre-booking for open Tournaments: 14-days in advance

Powerscourt Golf Club Fixtures 2024 provisional*

Open & Major Fixtures 2023 (to be Confirmed)        
Event Start Finish Type Duration
Captains' Drive-In Sunday
  Closed 1
Lady Captain's Prize to the Men Saturday
  Closed 1
Captain's Prize to the Ladies Sunday
  Closed 1
Presidents Prize: Saturday
  Closed 1
Presidents Prize to the Ladies: Saturday
  Closed 1
Professional's Prize to the Ladies Tuesday 28 Juun   Closed 1
Captain's Prize Round 1 Saturday 2 July
Sunday 4 July Closed 2
Captain's Prize Round 1 Sunday 3 July
  Closed 1
Captain's Prize Saturday 9 July
  Closed 1
Professional's Prize Saturday 13 August   Closed 1
Lady Captain's Prize Day 1 Tuesday 23 August   Closed 1
Lady Captain's Prize Saturday 27 August   Closed 1
Captain's Prize to the Juniors
Sunday 20 September   Closed 1
Singles Stableford Friday 15 May   Open 1
Senior Scratch Cup: Sunday
  Open 1
Parkland Challenge Friday 10 June Sunday 13 June Open 3
Parkland Challenge Saturday 11 June   Open 1
Parkland Challenge Sunday 12 June   Open 1
Start of Open Week Saturday 16 July Friday 24 July Open 8
Open Week Saturday 16 July   Open 1
Open Week Sunday 17 July   Open 1
L. & G. Seniors 4-Person Team 50+ Monday 18 July   Open 1
Open Week Tuesday 19 July   Open 1
Open Week Tuesday 20 July   Open 1
Open Week Wednesday 21 July   Open 1
Open Week Thursday 22 July   Open 1
Open Week Friday 23 July   Open 1
Irish Golfers Open Sunday 7 August   Open 1
L. & G. Singles Stavleford Friday 11 August   Open 1
L. & G. Seniors 4-Person Team 50+ Monday 15 August
Open 1
Irish Seniors/Veterans Men's & Women's Open Championship Tuesday 16 August Thursday 18 August G.I. 3
Irish Seniors/Veterans Men's & Women's Open Championship Wednesday 17 August   G.I. 1
Irish Seniors/Veterans Men's & Women's Open Championship Thursday 18 August   G.I. 1
Junior Scratch Cup Sunday 4 September   Open 1

*Please check information before travelling

Card of the Course

KeyData
White Par 72 SSS 72 5,930 m
Red Par 74 SSS 75 5,333 m
Green Par 72 SSS 70 5,668 m
Blue Par 72 SSS 74 6,421 m

Card

    East Course          
Hole No. Blue White Green Par Index Red Par Index
1 391
382 375 4 3
366 5 16
2 458 429 416 5 13 390
5 4
3 157 134 120 3 17 103 3 18
4 329 292 285 4 9
257 4 8
5 216 192 173 3 7
154 3 12
6 484 460 431 5 5
401 5 2
7 384 335 324 4 11 298
4 10
8 422 405 396 4 1 379 5 6
9 354 306 296 4 15 275 4 14
Out 3,201 2,935 2,816 36   2,623 38  
10 388 351 345 4 6
322 4 5
11 384 352 344 4 8 318 4 7
12 505
485 475 5 16 427 5 13
13 165 158 140 3 14 118 3 17
14 349 303 288 4 12 280 4 9
15 359 341 337 4 4 316 4 3
16 144 132 122 3 18 102
3 15
17 537 505
479 5 2 454 5 1
18 384 367 339 4 10 308 4 11
In 3,215 2,994 2,869 36   2,645 36  
Total 6,416 5,929 5,685 72   5,268 74  
SSS 74 72 70     75    
    West
Course            
Hole No. Blue White Green Par Index Red Yellow Par Index
1 507
489
456
5
5
412
412 5 4
2 196
169
142
3
13 134
108 3
16
3 329
311
259
4
11 255
234 4
10
4 412
390
366
4 1
309
309 4 8
5 309
297
277
4
15
272
238 4
12
6 152
129
108
3
17
101
83 3
18
7 490
472
454
5
9
451
398 5
2
8 379
356
348
4 3
316
284 5 6
9 375
328
297
4 7
257
257 4 14
Out 3,131 2,941 2,707 36   2,507 2,323 36  
10 356 328
317
4 12
293
252 4 9
11 153
124
113
3
18
105
86 3
17
12 358
327
300
4
4
293
243 4
1
13 392
366
349
4
8
337
314 4
7
14 368
340
301
4 10 262
262 4 11
15 336
328
301
4 14
281
248 4 13
16 525
496
457
5
2
396
395 5
3
17 187
168
149
3
6
143
115 3
15
18 473
473
448
5
16 413
365 5
5
In 3,148 2,950 2,737 36   2,523 2,280 36  
Total 6,279 5,891 5,442 72   5,030 4,603 72  
SSS 74 73 70     75 69    

Notable rounds

Men's Course Record: 68 Paul Thompson

Ladies Course Record: 76 Martina Linscott 08/07/2002

Members Achievements

The Ladies from Powerscourt Golf Club won the All-Ireland Women’s Minor Cup at Shandon Park Golf Club when they beat The Heath Golf Club by 3½-matches to 1½-matches on 9th September 2021.
First on the tee was Jeanette Lowe who beat Theresa Ryan by 4 and 3, she was followed by Emma Ryan who lost her match against Helen Bergin by 2-holes, next on the tee was Stella Carmody who beat Mary McNamara by 1-hole, in the penultimate match of Audrey Brennan against Maria Delaney was halved when called-in and in the bottom match Alison Notley beat Anne Doolan by 4 and 3.
This is the first Green Pennant won by the club well done Ladies.

The Ladies of Powerscourt Golf Club won the East-Leinster Final of the AA-Insurance Challenge Cup in 2008 they made the journey to Limerick Golf Club to compete in the National deciders; where they met Connaught Champions and eventual green pennant winners Athenry in a nail-biting All-Ireland Semi-Final, first on the tee was Michelle Freeley (30) who lost her match on the 19th-green to Sara McDermott (31), Elizabeth Desmond won her match by 7 and 6, against Pauline McEvoy (31), next up was Bairbre O'Brien (31) who had a 1-hole win over Martha Breen (32), in the 3rd match Bairbre O'Brien (31) lost her match by 1-hole against Martha Breen (32), in the penultimate match Marie Clarkson (33) had a similar result against Maria Conlon (33), in the bottom match Annette Deignan (33) lost her match by 3 and 2 against Carmel Burke (35).

Powerscourt Golf Club won the Old Conna Seniors Cup in 2002 when the team was Pat Curtin, Frank Belton, Des Howe, John Bell, Peter Todd, All Lawless, Oliver Maloney, Dermot Maloney, Dermot O'Sullivan, Tom Clarke, Michael Waters, Dermot Flynn, Denis O'Connor, Tom Byrne and Finn Meehan. They were managed by Ronnie Ellis, assisted by Don Casey.

they won the Powerscourt Cup in 1999 when the team was, John Prosser, Trevor Turner, Bill Nolan, Pat Hogan, Patrick Marrinan, Kevin McCaughan, Chris Bell, Eddie Cowzer, Dermot Kelly, Max Miller, Ron Woods, they were managed by Frank Belton.

They won it again in 2001 when the team was Dermot Kelly, Padraig O'Sullivan, Ciaran Fahy, Dermot Flynn, Pat Hurley, Barry Morgan, John Carney, Chris Bell, Ian Carroll, Kevin O'Malley, Pat Durkin, Anthony Collins, they were managed by Michael Moriarty.

They last won it in 2003 when the team was Gerry Doyle, Dermot Herbert, Ciaran Fahy, Paddy Murphy, Barry Morgan, Phillip Dagg, Peter Todd, John Power, Paul Kealy, Peter Brady, Cormac Hassett, Pat Curtin, John Bell, Finbar Duggan, Justin Cahill, Charles Harbourne, they were managed by Richie Morgan.

The Ladies of Powerscourt Golf were District Champions in Ulster Bank All-Ireland Ladies Fourball in 1998 when the team was Gay Barry, Cheryl Ball, Helen Scully, Carol McKenna, Mary Magnier, Kerri Halberg, Suzy McMullan, Berni Fitherston, Finola O'Kelly, Cathy Shubotham, Ruth Hurson, they were captained by Margaret Anderson.

They won the ILGU 5th Autumn Team in 1997 when the team was, Jane Evans, Phil Hogan, Mary Magnier, Ursula Dowling, Gwen McKeon, Mary Rose Assaf, Carol Lowe, they were captained by Berni Fetherston.

The Ladies of Powerscourt Golf Club won the East-Leinster Final of the AA-Insurance Challenge Cup in 2008 they made the journey to Limerick Golf Club to compete in the National deciders; where they met Connaught Champions and eventual green pennant winners Athenry in a nail-biting All-Ireland Semi-Final, first on the tee was Michelle Freeley (30) who lost her match on the 19th-green to Sara McDermott (31), Elizabeth Desmond won her match by 7 and 6, against Pauline McEvoy (31), next up was Bairbre O'Brien (31) who had a 1-hole win over Martha Breen (32), in the 3rd match Bairbre O'Brien (31) lost her match by 1-hole against Martha Breen (32), in the penultimate match Marie Clarkson (33) had a similar result against Maria Conlon (33), in the bottom match Annette Deignan (33) lost her match by 3 and 2 against Carmel Burke (35).

Powerscourt Golf Club won the Old Conna Seniors Cup in 2002 when the team was Pat Curtin, Frank Belton, Des Howe, John Bell, Peter Todd, All Lawless, Oliver Maloney, Dermot Maloney, Dermot O'Sullivan, Tom Clarke, Michael Waters, Dermot Flynn, Denis O'Connor, Tom Byrne and Finn Meehan. They were managed by Ronnie Ellis, assisted by Don Casey.

they won the Powerscourt Cup in 1999 when the team was, John Prosser, Trevor Turner, Bill Nolan, Pat Hogan, Patrick Marrinan, Kevin McCaughan, Chris Bell, Eddie Cowzer, Dermot Kelly, Max Miller, Ron Woods, they were managed by Frank Belton.

They won it again in 2001 when the team was Dermot Kelly, Padraig O'Sullivan, Ciaran Fahy, Dermot Flynn, Pat Hurley, Barry Morgan, John Carney, Chris Bell, Ian Carroll, Kevin O'Malley, Pat Durkin, Anthony Collins, they were managed by Michael Moriarty.

They last won it in 2003 when the team was Gerry Doyle, Dermot Herbert, Ciaran Fahy, Paddy Murphy, Barry Morgan, Phillip Dagg, Peter Todd, John Power, Paul Kealy, Peter Brady, Cormac Hassett, Pat Curtin, John Bell, Finbar Duggan, Justin Cahill, Charles Harbourne, they were managed by Richie Morgan.

The Ladies of Powerscourt Golf were District Champions in Ulster Bank All-Ireland Ladies Fourball in 1998 when the team was Gay Barry, Cheryl Ball, Helen Scully, Carol McKenna, Mary Magnier, Kerri Halberg, Suzy McMullan, Berni Fitherston, Finola O'Kelly, Cathy Shubotham, Ruth Hurson, they were captained by Margaret Anderson.

They won the ILGU 5th Autumn Team in 1997 when the team was, Jane Evans, Phil Hogan, Mary Magnier, Ursula Dowling, Gwen McKeon, Mary Rose Assaf, Carol Lowe, they were captained by Berni Fetherston.

History of Powerscourt

800 Years of history at Powerscourt
The 1st Viscount Powerscourt was keen to make his mark and assert his position as one of importance in society, so he set about transforming the medieval castle at Powerscourt into a grand mansion. In 1730 he commissioned the German-born architect Richard Castle to build Powerscourt House, a 68 room mansion which was completed in 1741. The mansion was designed around the medieval castle in the style of Palladian architecture and featured baroque dome-roofed towers on either side, giving it in the words of one architectural historian, “The massive dignity of a great Italian Renaissance villa.”
The North front was adapted to present a grand entrance in the Palladian manner, while the South front faced the gardens and was initially only two storeys in height. An extra storey was added in 1787 and further major alterations were made in the late 19th century. The house contained some of the finest 18th century interiors in Ireland and was one of the country’s most beautiful mansions. In 1961, the Slazenger family purchased the Estate from the 9th Viscount Powerscourt.
A Tragic Tale
In 1974 a major refurbishment of the house was completed in preparation for it joining the gardens as a visitor attraction. Tragically, in the early hours of November 4th a fire broke out on the top floor of Powerscourt House and by the morning the main part of the house was a roofless shell. No-one was injured, but all of the principal reception rooms and bedrooms were destroyed. The walls of the main house, revealing stonework dating back to the 13th century, stood as a stark reminder of the fire for over twenty years. In 1996 the house was re-roofed and it was opened to the public by President Mary Robinson in 1997.
Golf at Powerscourt
1996 saw the opening of the original course at Powerscourt, initially called the Slazenger Course and designed by Irishman and former Walker Cup Captain Peter McEvoy. The course was later renamed the East Course with the development of the second course on the Estate, the West Course. It opened in 2003 and was designed by Scottish Golf Course Architect David McLay Kidd.


Roll of Honour

Member Year Hon. Position
C. G. Bell 1996 Ladies Captain
W. O. H. Fry 1996 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 1996 President
C. G. Bell 1997 Ladies Captain
W. O. H. Fry 1997 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 1997 President
Pat Dolan 1998 Ladies Captain
David Shubotham 1998 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 1998 President
Margaret Anderson 1999 Ladies Captain
Malcolm McMullan 1999 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 1999 President
Mrs. Ruth Hurson 2000 Ladies Captain
Mr. Chris Ball 2000 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 2000 President
Nancy Mullins 2001 Ladies Captain
N. Mullins 2001 President
Frank Belton 2001 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 2001 President
Angela Cowzer 2002 Ladies Captain
Paddy Murphy 2002 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 2002 President
Evelyn Keenan 2003 Ladies Captain
Marcus Magnier 2003 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 2003 President
Cora Flatherty 2004 Ladies Captain
Doug Notley 2004 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 2004 President
Kerri Cullen 2005 Ladies Captain
Martin Duggan 2005 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 2005 President
Suzy McMullan 2006 Ladies Captain
Oliver Maloney 2006 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 2006 President
Mary Fox 2007 Ladies Captain
James Cahill 2007 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 2007 President
Ann Daly 2008 Ladies Captain
John Sheehan 2008 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 2008 President
Marian Carroll 2009 Ladies Captain
Ian Letchford 2009 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 2009 President
Maree Dolan 2010 Ladies Captain
Don Casey 2010 Men's Captain
Dr. Michael Slazenger 2010 President
Marian Cullen 2011 Ladies Captain
Michael Cotter 2011 Men's Captain
Joe Duignan 2011 President
Bernadette Browne 2012 Ladies Captain
Gus Cummins 2012 Men's Captain
Joe Duignan 2012 President
Christine McCluskey 2013 Ladies Captain
John Shiel 2013 Men's Captain
Joe Duignan 2013 President
Jan Casey 2014 Ladies Captain
John Shiel 2014 Men's Captain
Joe Duignan 2014 President
Brenda Quinlan 2015 Ladies Captain
Martin Davies 2015 Men's Captain
Joe Duignan 2015 President
Aedamar Dunne 2016 Ladies Captain
Aidan Daly 2016 Men's Captain
Joe Duignan 2016 President
Christian O'Neill 2017 Ladies Captain
Paddy Boyle 2017 Men's Captain
Joe Duignan 2017 President
Suzanne Sherry 2018 Ladies Captain
Declan Carr 2018 Men's Captain
Joe Duignan 2018 President
Helen Scully 2019 Ladies Captain
Billy Finn 2019 Men's Captain
Joe Duignan 2019 President
Siobhan Fahey 2020 Ladies Captain
Alan McLean 2020 Men's Captain
Joe Duignan 2020 President
  2021 Ladies Captain
Cyril Dunne
2021 Men's Captain
  2021 President
Stella Carmody 2022 Ladies Captain
Neill Love 2022 Men's Captain
Joe Duignan
2022 President
  2023 Ladies Captain
  2023 Men's Captain
  2023 President
Suzie McMullen (9) 2023 Lowest Ladies Handicap
David Joyce (-0.7)
2023 Lowest Ladies Handicap
David Shiel (1.1) 2023 Lowest Ladies Handicap
Conor Roe (1.4) 2023 Lowest Men's Handicap
Cormack Smyth (1.8) 2023 Lowest Men's Handicap
Kieran Nolan (4)

2023

Lowest Men's Handicap

Holes in One at Powerscourt

Member Date Hole No. Club Used Distance Course
Andrew Clarke 7 October 1997 3rd   131 m East
C. Simpson 1 June 2001 3rd   131 m East
Alison Notley 11 February 2002 16th   134 m  
Alison Walsh 4 March 2003 3rd   105 m  
Paul Finnerty 2 July 2004 6th   120 m  
William Fitzgerald 14 July 2004 5th   200 m  
Sighle Sweeney 11 August 2004 11th   124 m West
Colin O’Brien 27 August 2004 11th   113 m  
Prisca Young 28 June 2005 13th   119 m  
Robert Argue 22 August 2005 11th   124 m  
Jane McLaughlin
15 July 2006 13th 7-iron 119 m  
Tom McGann 31 March 2007 5th   190 m  
Sean Clancy 2 April 2007 6th   132 m West
Catherine Toomey 25 September 2007 17th   143 m  
Tom Creavin 22 November 2008 3rd   154 m  
Ber O’Halloran 4 April 2009 6th   101 m