Luttrellstown Castle Resort
Luttrellstown Castle Resort
Est. 1993
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Where2Golf says:
Luttrellstown Castle Resort: This picturesque parkland course is set in the grounds of the famous Luttrellstown Castle, which can be seen as you play the 12th hole. Laid out on gently undulating terrain, the feel here is still quite open, with much new tree planting still to mature. Undulating greens and substantive bunkering were recently introduced as part of a major redesign, which has considerably enhanced the course. Upkeep and general condition is usually very good, ensuring that Luttrellstown Castle commands an excellent reputation among Dublin's golf societies and visiting green-fee payers. It also commands pleasant views across the Liffey Valley.
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