stickybunn

All of our party agreed this course was better than The Old. But it seems there is little attention paid to this course. The greens were probably 7 on the stimpmeter.
This is as hard as golf gets. Some truly breathtaking holes but if the greens are poor.....
I always carry my clubs but on this course a buggy is almost an essential.
Get the feeling they are happy to let club owning non players loose on The Cashen which is a great pity.
would like to play the Cashen again but not in this condition. To put this in context we paid just shy of 1000 Euros to play 2 courses with Scratchy tees (OLD and Cashen) lovely greens (Old not Cashen ))and lots of bare areas with hundreds of divots (Old). The Old's ranking is laughable.

A weeks golf in Co. Kerry and Ballybunnion old was the only disappointment... How is that possible?
They have forgotten that golfers may blindly pay for our passion but we can see when we are paying over the odds for something!
Preferred the Cashen course but the greens were very slow and represented the lack of attention to detail.
Two hackers were let out in front of us on the 10th tee and they managed to hold up a pretty slow 4 ball..... This was indicative of money grabbing ethos.
Think the clubhouse inside is pretty good except for some pretty basic design flaws outside it is hideous.

Simply brilliant....
Could of only been better if was playing with Arnie himself.
The staff are wonderful.....this course represents Irish quality and friendliness.... to me it is a must play.