Playing
Book your tee time from the caddiemaster, by phone or online via GolfBooker.
You can book your tee time from the caddiemaster on site or by phone at 02 537 4999 during the clubhouse's opening hours. Online bookings are made through GolfBooker.
You can view available tee times here
You can book a tee time yourself online via GolfBooker. Please note that there must be at least 1 hour 40 minutes between booked rounds.
Price list 2026
With a student card, green fee 18 holes €36, 9 holes €18
Playing rights 2026
Remember when booking a tee time:
Provide the name, handicap and club details of all players
Think ahead about your preferred tee times and possible alternatives — this speeds up the booking process.
For an 18-hole round, separate tee times must be booked for both the front nine (1–9) and the back nine (10–18). The playing time for 9 holes is a maximum of 2 hours.
Remember to cancel your tee time or any players dropping out of your group well in advance, even in rainy weather!
When you arrive to play:
Always check in with the caddiemaster in person no later than 10 minutes before your tee time — unconfirmed tee times will be sold on
Show your membership card when checking in to speed up your start
Follow the given starting times for your round — any changes to tee times are always made by the caddiemaster!
Booking a tee time is mandatory and applies to morning and evening players as well! You can book tee times up to 6 days in advance. The maximum combined handicap for groups is 120
Course supervision
Course supervision has once again started up to ensure smooth flow of play. During busy summer periods, supervisors patrol the course by golf cart, monitoring groups' progress and helping players with any issues.
The aim of this activity is to ensure enjoyable play, not to disturb or pressure players.
The supervisor's instructions must be followed at all times. If not, the supervisor has the right to remove a player or the entire group from the course. The club's chairman, caddiemaster, captain, lady captain, general manager and greenkeeper hold permanent supervisory rights.
