Links courses
1. Old Course: 18
2. Burrow Course: 12
Length
1. 6786-6597-6300-5660 yards
2. 3956 yards
SSS
72 - Par 46
Visitors
Warm welcome to societies and visitors
Societies
Welcome if previous arrangements made with secretary.
Competitions are held every week-end and are generally open
to green fee payers with entry fees included in the price.
Green
Fees
18 holes -D, E weekends
12 holes -A-B
Special Reductions for Groups and Societies. Contact Office
at 053. 32203.
Course
Designer
Hawtree/Taylor/O'Connor Jr
Location
Situated in the extreme south east of County Wexford,
on a narrow peninsula with the Irish Sea on one side and the
huge expanse of Wexford Harbour on the other.
10m S of Wexford. Rosslare Ferry 6m
Facilities
Sauna/Snooker
About
Rosslare
"Links land is known for its ability to absorb water and
Rosslare is no exception with the course playable all year
round.
The prevailing south-westerly winds, make the Links both a
challenging and an enjoyable test for golfers.
The Links is composed of wind-swept hills, burrows and sand-banks
that constitute typical Links terrain. The potential for golf
was first exploited by an architect, Mr. James Farrell
who founded the club in 1905.
The Links were recognised as a venue of Championship quality
in 1934, when the Irish Close Championship was held at Rosslare.
Since then many other championships have been hosted by the
club including the Carrolls Irish Professional Machplay Tournament
(1982)"
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