Slievenamon Golf Club
Course Details
- Holes: 18
- Par: 70
- Length: 5,082 yards
- Slope Rating: 119
- Course Rating: 65.5
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of golf experience should I expect at Slievenamon- is it a tough track or more forgiving?
Slievenamon offers a really enjoyable challenge, especially with the rolling Irish terrain. You'll find some tricky elevation changes and well-placed bunkers that demand thoughtful shot-making, but it's not overly punishing if you stay out of the gorse.
When's the ideal time to visit Slievenamon Golf Club for the best playing conditions and views?
We highly recommend visiting Slievenamon in late spring or early autumn- think May, June, or September. The weather is generally milder, the course is lush, and you'll get those incredible clear views of the surrounding countryside without the peak summer crowds.
What makes Slievenamon Golf Club special compared to other Irish courses- what's its unique charm?
Slievenamon truly shines with its authentic, unpretentious Irish club atmosphere. It's not a resort course; it's a genuine local gem where you'll feel welcomed, and the views of the Comeragh Mountains are simply breathtaking from several holes.
How do the green fees at Slievenamon compare, and is it tough to secure a tee time as a visitor?
You'll find Slievenamon offers excellent value for a quality Irish golf experience- it's definitely not one of the super-premium links courses. Booking a tee time a few weeks in advance is usually sufficient, especially if you're aiming for a weekend slot.
After a round at Slievenamon, where's the best spot nearby for a proper Irish pint and some craic?
Absolutely head into Clonmel, just a short drive away, and find a traditional pub like O'Keeffe's or Carey's. You'll get a fantastic pint, hear some local stories, and truly soak in the post-golf Irish hospitality.