[COURSE PERMANENTLY CLOSED]
Ballymoney, Gorey, Co. Wexford
Office
+353 (0)53 942 4000Pro shop
+353 (0)53 942 4777Fax
+353 (0)53 942 4050Website
Visit websiteThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Seaside and parkland.
Designer:
Peter McEvoy
52.676531
-6.214502
44 km N of Wexford
Between the towns of Arklow and Gorey, turn east off the N11, direction Ballymoney. Follow signs to golf.
Seafield Golf & Spa Hotel: GOLF COURSE CLOSED in 2017, probably on a permanent basis. Check current status before planning a visit. The Hotel and Spa remain fully open for business.
[Original Where2Golf description]: Seafield Golf & Spa Hotel is home to a relatively recent Peter McEvoy design, located in rolling park and woodland by the sea. The layout comprises a rather eclectic mix of parkland, heathland and seaside golf, culminating in as a tough a closing stretch as you are likely to find.
Woodland and water hazards on the front nine contrast with the long fairways, more open terrain and plenty of bunkers as you progress down toward the sea on the back nine. At the par-3 11th and short par-4 there are impressive cliff top tee boxes. Beautiful coastal, clifftop and sea views accompany you throughout the back-nine.
In 2006 Seafield Golf Resort launched Seafield Hotel & Oceo Spa, incorporating 64 private hotel suites. Although the golf course closed in 2017, the hotel and spa remain open and fully functioning as a popular Wexford destination.
Check with club (if and when it reopens).
Soft spikes only. Players generally walk this course. Golf carts available for hire.
Limited
St Helens Bay Resort, Rosslare GC and Seafield GC operate the Wexford Coastal Golf Pass, providing a discount for golfers wishing to play at each of these three venues.
Ballymoney, nr Gorey, Co. Wexford
+353 (0)53 942 4777
Visit websiteIn 2006 Seafield Golf Resort launched Seafield Hotel & Oceo Spa, incorporating 64 private hotel suites. Although the golf course closed in 2017, the hotel and spa remain open and fully functioning as a popular Wexford destination.
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