The Burrow
Course Details
- Holes: 18
- Par: 66
- Length: 5,136 yards
- Slope Rating: 105
- Course Rating: 65
Website: https://rosslaregolf.com/the-burrow-links/
Frequently Asked Questions
How challenging is The Burrow for an average golfer?
You'll find The Burrow offers a delightful challenge, especially when the coastal winds pick up on the back nine. Don't let the relatively shorter yardage fool you; precision off the tee and a deft touch around the greens are key to scoring well here.
When is the best time of year to play The Burrow for ideal conditions?
We always recommend visiting The Burrow between late May and early September for the best chance of drier weather and longer daylight hours. While you can play year-round, these months offer the firmest links conditions and the most comfortable temperatures for your round.
What's the one thing that truly sets The Burrow apart from other Irish links courses?
The Burrow truly distinguishes itself with its incredible natural dunescape, particularly evident on holes 7 through 12, which feel carved directly from the coastline. You'll experience dramatic elevation changes and blind shots that demand local knowledge, making it a unique adventure.
What should I expect to pay for a round at The Burrow, and is it worth it?
Green fees at The Burrow typically range from €120-€180, depending on the season and time of day. We wholeheartedly believe it's excellent value; you're paying for a truly authentic, unpretentious links experience that often gets overlooked by the bigger names, offering pure golf joy.
What's your top practical tip for someone playing The Burrow for the first time?
Our best advice for your first visit to The Burrow is to embrace the ground game and pack layers, even on a sunny day. The firm turf and unpredictable coastal breezes mean bump-and-run shots are your friend, and the weather can shift quickly, so be prepared for anything.