GMunney

You can tell they put a lot of time and money in this course. New restaurant area and the course itself has normal short cut fairways with new sand in Bunker's. Night and day difference from a couple of years ago.

Staff very friendly, course was in good condition pretty tight but fair. The greens were firm and half were dried up a bit but you could tell they were working on them. Overall a soild course. Pay attention to the starter the range seemed like a half mile away.

Nice course beautiful wildlife plenty of food and drinks. Pace of play was fast and greens were perfect great cpurse.

First pay attention to the course area when booking. I booked druids heath in England not Ireland but called Golf Now the next day and it was quick and easy to get it switched plus got a hot deal. Now about the course we actually played Druids Glen first then Heath right after 36 that day. The Glen is incredible but 75 euros compared to 30 to the Heath. The Heath was a little more windy and set more on the hill which in turn was more hilly then expected. Not quite the links style I was expecting more of a hybrid course of links and American style target with trees, but definitely more open then the Glen. My recommendation would be to play both if you have the time and money but if your more on a budget play the Heath not quite the Glenn but a very nice track.

We played late July about 63 degrees no wind overcast. Owe never had to wait good pace of play. The greens and course in general were in excellent condition. Greens had good speed not to fast or slow. Staff very friendly and one rented brand new Taylormade m2 for 30 pounds. Would highly recommend.