History of CAGC
In the last decade of the nineteenth century Mr. Charles Burke of the Folly House, returned from holiday as a most enthusiastic convert to the game of golf. (a group outside the Clubhouse 1908) He proceeded to ...
Available From 24th July 2009
What you have to do:
Register on the Club Website www.golfarmagh.co.uk
Wait until the club has activated your account.
You can book from home through the club website, or in the bar at the golf club or through the Pro Shop or office.
Initially, weekend and open competitions will be booked online.
The first competitions to be booked will be in Open Week. These will become available for booking at 7.00 p.m. on 24th July 2009
ONLY YOU CAN MODIFY YOUR OWN BOOKINGS .
The Office and Pro Shop staff are there to help you get acquainted with the system .
In the last decade of the nineteenth century Mr. Charles Burke of the Folly House, returned from holiday as a most enthusiastic convert to the game of golf. (a group outside the Clubhouse 1908) He proceeded to ...
The 6200-yard course with its par of 70 provides a challenging test of skill, as evidenced on the occasions when the Club hosts the major amateur and professional golf championships. Length (Yards) ...
GREEN FEES Individuals: Weekends/Holidays £22.00 (With a Member) • £17.00 Weekdays £17.00 (With a Member) £14.00 Juveniles £5.00 A Member may sign in 3 ...
Relax in friendly comfortable surroundings and enjoy some magnificent views of historic Armagh city and the course. The friendly, efficient bar staff serve some excellent wines, cocktails and probably the best pint of ...