Tipperary Golf Club: Where Tradition Meets Tee Time
Discover the allure of Tipperary Golf Club, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Rathanny, Tipperary Town. As a members club, this parkland course boasts 18 holes of pure golfing bliss, set against the majestic backdrop of the Galtee Mountains and en route to the scenic Glen of Aherlow. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a novice, the course promises a delightful and challenging experience for all.
With a rich history dating back to January 25th, 1896, Tipperary Golf Club has evolved from humble beginnings in the Tipperary Hills to its current prestigious location. In 1939, the club found its permanent residence in Rathanny, and in 1994, the course was extended to its current 18-hole layout. Since then, the club has flourished in size and reputation, offering a warm and friendly environment for both members and visitors alike.
The Tipperary course, from the white tees, spans an impressive 5828 meters, offering a par 72 challenge that will put your golfing skills to the test. But don't worry, the course is designed to cater to golfers of all levels, ensuring an enjoyable experience for everyone.
After an exhilarating round, head to the tastefully refurbished clubhouse, where you'll find a welcoming bar and a delightful restaurant to satisfy your post-game appetite. For golf enthusiasts looking to improve their game, Tipperary Golf Club offers top-notch facilities, including a well-stocked Pro Shop, expert tuition from Professional Darragh McComb, and cutting-edge services like custom fitting and a Performance Studio.
Need equipment or want to fine-tune your gear? The Pro Shop has you covered, offering repairs and equipment hire, including club hire. Plus, with access to their practice facilities and driving range, you can hone your skills and take your game to the next level.
Whether you're a local looking for a new golfing haven or a visitor exploring the scenic beauty of Tipperary, a round at Tipperary Golf Club promises an unforgettable experience filled with camaraderie, challenge, and a touch of Irish charm.
