Warrenpoint Golf Club

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Warrenpoint Golf Club


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Welcome to

Warrenpoint Golf Club


MEMBER BOOKING   VISITOR BOOKING

Welcome to

Warrenpoint Golf Club


MEMBER BOOKING   VISITOR BOOKING

Welcome to

Warrenpoint Golf Club


MEMBER BOOKING   VISITOR BOOKING

Welcome to

Warrenpoint Golf Club


MEMBER BOOKING   VISITOR BOOKING

Welcome to

Warrenpoint Golf Club


MEMBER BOOKING   VISITOR BOOKING

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Welcome to Warrenpoint Golf Club

Established in 1893, Warrenpoint Golf Club is an 18-Hole Parkland Course, situated in the Heart of County Down, six miles from the Newry City, and is set in part of the luxurious Hall Estate which is home to the famous Narrow Water Castle, the inspiration for our Club Logo.

The course itself measures 6173 yards in length, set in an area renowned for its natural beauty, surrounded by the Mourne Mountains on one side and Carlingford Lough on the other, and is ranked as one of the top Parkland Courses in Northern Ireland.

We welcome visitors to test their skills on our challenging and enjoyable golf course and then join us in the clubhouse for some excellent food and a drink.

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Upcoming dates for your diary

* Quiz in aid of Irish Pilgrimage Trust Group 67
Friday 7th April
Fun quiz, light supper
£5 per person
Starts 9pm sharp

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Last week's Champion of Champions final.
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS - DAMIAN McCANN

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Message from The Greens Committee
Dear Member;

Regarding the closing of holes 12, 13 and 14, the reason is health and safety related.

Those who have been members for the past 10 years or so will know we have lost trees at the 13th and, more recently, the 12th green. Fortunately nobody was hurt, there was not much damage to the course and we were able to clear away the trees.
These were all beech trees with a life expectancy of around 200 to 300 years. We have some more standing, but they are diseased and those alongside Cumming's yard are weakened by the falling of the others. They are dangerous and work is ongoing at the minute to remove them.
While that part of the course is closed, greens staff have moved in to hollow tine tees and apply overdressing. We also hope to verticut the fairways and complete any other necessary work we can in the time available.
During the winter we hope to close holes periodically to do the same work in other areas. This will greatly benefit the course.We intend to have all 18 holes open at weekends.

Your ongoing patience and understanding is appreciated.

Greens Committee