The Naemoor at Muckhart Golf Club

Played after days of rain but the course was in a really good condition and not heavy underfoot. Forward tees in December but full greens and no mats. Stayed for soup and a sandwich after a really enjoyable day golfing. I'll definitely be back next year.

Definitely recommend playing if you are looking for normal golf experience during winter. No winter greens and original greens are kept in great condition. Fairways good as well, hard to see this time of year. I can only imagine how beautiful it is in summer, views are exceptional and some holes very interesting. Some greens are surrounded by trees which gives a really magical feeling.

Very friendly welcome at the Pro Shop. Took the time to come outside and point me in the right direction. Explained conditions of the course and told me what to look out for. Course itself was in good condition (considering the amount of rain recently) and was a very interesting and not too difficult a track. Best recommendation I can give is that I will definitely be back.

Good course in beautiful setting - course was wet but still playable, greens were cored and sanded but given it was November was pretty good.

Couple of negatives - temporary tees were not level which made driving difficult and the speed of play was very slow - three members held up the whole course and would not let us through.

Overall enjoyed course and will look to come back in the summer.

Great day and course. Staff friendly as ever,very accommodating

Played here a few times but not recently.The scenery is stunning and the course provides many holes to take on with good birdie chances.The only disappointment was the state of the greens which were the worst I have played on in many a year.This was partly down to many of them having been cored and not filled with sand and rolled in many areas.

Played Muckhart on 16th Oct 2020, what an absolute midden, greens were cored and without doubt the worst attempt at coring Iv ever seen in my life an utter disgrace, the front 9 can only be described as a junior 9 it was shocking and that was without bringing the greens to the table, Pro told us “it looks hilly but it’s no” pure lies one of the hilliest courses I’ve ever played, all in all stay well clear of this dump!!

1st time playing the course,excellent day,would definitely play again

Very well looked after course with good drainage. Your given a rake at the start of your round to keep the bunkers in play. We played 18 of the 27 available. Rough can be unforgiviing, there's a few hill climbs and the greens are testing, but that all adds to the fun.

There was an open Texas scramble and we were booked to play on the same day without prior warning. Play was extremely slow and the course very busy.
Would have avoided it if we had been warned.

Playing here regularly as it’s a great course with the choice of 3 different 9 holes all in great condition.

Our front nine was the Naemoor set of holes, which were fantastic, not much more needs said.

However, after the turn we played the Cowden nine, which are a significant downward shift in quality.

It feels as though a few holes are shoehorned into a limited space. This means blind tee shots and approached to greens with signs such as "if you can hit past the bell wait until the green clears' even though you can't see the bell, and also it was our first time playing!

There are a couple of really nice holes such as the 2nd, 5th and 9th, however they were let down by others, particularly the 1st, 3rd, 6th, 7th and 8th which felt like playing a totally different, much lesser quality, golf course.

So basically, Naemoor good; Cowden not so. Would like to see what the Arndean is like, hopefully some other time.