County Louth Golf Club – Review and Rating
Bo Sjosten
Baltray is a classic links course designed by classic architects.
The course is challenging. You get lulled into complacency on the first couple of holes, but then you are quickly humiliated when the course meanders through the sand dunes and the wind from the sea hits you. Not to mention the high rough or the demanding pot bunkers, hidden where you least expect them. Particularly beautiful is the drivable par four 14th. You may be able to reach the green, but more likely you will end up in trouble, wondering what went wrong.
| County Louth Golf Club – Information | |
|---|---|
| Number of holes | 18 |
| Green fee, 1 (low) – 5 (high) | 4 |
| Course availability | Open to Public |
| Course type | Links |
| Course designer | Messrs Pentland & Gilroy / Tom Simpson / Donald Steel / Tom Mackenzie / Christian Spogard |
| Year opened | 1892 |
| Website | countylouthgolfclub.com |
