Society Offers - Hollystown

Hollystown Golf Club

There are lots of excellent clubs and courses in Dublin that provide suitable services and facilities for societies. What makes Hollystown Golf Club such a popular choice? 

First, we have 27 holes and that makes it a lot easier to accommodate your society. Second, our location makes it easy for everyone in the society to get to the meeting. We're 15 minutes from Dublin Airport and 20 minutes from City Centre Dublin. 

Our staff is very accommodating and dedicated to providing your group with the perfect event.

Here are some additional reasons that groups and societies choose Hollystown year after year:

1. A dedicated professional for your meeting. At Hollystown, a professional coordinator will make sure that your meeting or group event runs smoothly.

2. Superb food. Prepared right here. Choose from our extensive menu for lunch and dinner. We can cater for all your society requirements from soup an sandwiches toa four course meal.

3. Four star and three-star hotels nearby.

4. Sensible prices and outstanding value.

5. All the "Goodies" like longest drive, closest-to-the pin, etc.

6. You will not be treated like aliens. Perhaps you got your society onto a top club course only to find that the members treated you like serfs and made you change in a disused bus shelter. We welcome guests and visitors at Hollystown and our new clubhouse facilities will make everyone feel welcome.

7. Seven day availability-have your meeting any day of the week.

8. Dining facilities for up to 120

Call +353 (0)1 820 7444 right now to begin the booking process.

www.hollystown.com

David P Jones Unavailable for Matchplay

David P Jones stormed to the top of the leaderboard in the final qualifying round of the Ping PGA Ulster Grand Prix but won't be available for the matchplay stages later this month.

The Royal Portrush assistant posted a winning two-under-par 68 from The Valley Course to slot into second place on the table but immediately withdrew from the shootout stakes. That allowed ninth-placed Gary Wardlow into the draw.

Jones made use of local knowledge as he pencilled in half-a-dozen birdies, including a winning one at the last hole. That gave him a one stroke advantage over David Hughes and Damian Mooney, who had already won the Grand Prix Order of Merit.

A drive and a wedge to 30 feet set up birdie four at the fourth hole for Derryman Jones and he backed that up by driving the 335-yards fifth green to 20 feet for birdie three. He gave one shot back when he missed the green at the short sixth hole but made birdie three at eight with a 15-footer.

Out in two-under-33, Jones continued his charge with back-to-back birdies at the long 10th and short 11th holes. An eight iron to 20 feet and two putts gave him his four at 10 and he rifled a sand-iron to one foot for his two at 11.

Then the wheels came off as the winner missed the green at the 13th and 15th to card bogey six and bogey four and he three-putted the 17th for bogey five, before finishing in a style with a six iron to 10 feet for his winning birdie two at the last.

Those who have made the matchplay draw have until Friday to pull out if they find they cannot make the starting tape at Killymoon on Thursday, March 31st.


PGA Northern Branch PING Grand Prix