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    Ballybunion Golf Club Cashen Course, A Perfect Complement To The Famous Old Course Of Ballybunion

    Getting a booking in the old course of the Ballybunion Golf Club can be quite difficult especially in the peak season. A long list is filled up months before the season and most of them are seasoned golfers looking forward to the difficult yet very relaxing links. But if you don't get the chance to have some tee time on the old course, you may find that the Ballybunion Golf Club Cashen course, its new course, can be quite as challenging and some might say its more challenging.
    Designed by Robert Trent Jones SR., the Ballybunion Golf Club Cashen course features spectacular yet difficult long links dotted with enormous sand dunes, which means you have to make the ball fly when you play to the number of greens that has been elevated in these treacherous course.
    While scores of golfers from all over the world flock to Southwest Ireland for the old Ballybunion Golf Club course, local golfers tend to prefer the new Cashen course. Many low handicapped golfers have also expressed their preference for the new course, but the old still remains as a must go to and play course for all golfers, for maybe at least once.
    The Ballybunion Golf Club Cashen course has traditional links and like the old course, it is exceptionally unique, and is set with the greatest sand dunes found in golf courses world wide. Both are also designed along the Atlantic Ocean offering a calming back drop.
    The Ballybunion Golf Club Cashen course is also a private members only club like the old course, but they do sometimes allow limited public access during weekdays. Limited guest plays are also allowed but must always be accompanied by a member.
    The Ballybunion Golf Club Cashen course has set booking conditions so that other golfers can be accommodated as some of them come from different parts of the globe. Some of the conditions are:
    · All payments are non-transferable and non-refundable.
    · Bookings not paid by the due date will be removed from the list
    · Payment in full must be given 28 days after reservations has been made.
    · Payments can be done via cash, cheque or credit cards.
    · A handicap limit is observed. 24 for males and 36 for females.
    · The certificate of handicaps should be presented on the day of reservation.
    · A group of four would only be the allowable number in each play.
    Being one of the most sought after golf clubs in Ireland and the world, members, guests and visitors are expected to follow a dress code that would met the clubs high standards and should be neat, tidy and clean.
    You will not be accepted in the club if you were the following:
    · Sleeveless, singlets and shirts with no collars.
    · Outfits with slogans.
    · Shorts that are not tailored.
    · Untucked shirts
    · Leisure or track suits.
    · Also, pant legs should not be tucked inside the top of the socks.
    Carts are now also available to be used around the Ballybunion Golf Club Cashen course, it will only set you back 3.50 Euros for each cart for each round. You can also ride on buggies in the Cashen which is prohibited on the old course.
    When it comes to golf courses, the Ballybunion Golf Club has more than a century of experience in the industry, whether it's the old or new, you can be sure that you will get one of the more satisfying golf vacation trips in Ireland that you'll ever have.

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