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Local Rules

Out of Bounds (Rule 18)
a) On or beyond the wire fences, railings and walls bounding the course, and on or beyond the line of white stakes to the left of the 5th fairway.
b) On or over the tarmacadam surface surrounding the clubhouse and in the car park. The boundary is the wall and cement kerb, and between these, the edge of the tarmacadam.

Penalty Areas (Rule 17)
All ponds on holes 1, 2, 10 and 11 are red penalty areas. Their margins are defined by red stakes and/or red lines. On the 10th hole the greenside wall forms the margin with the outside edge of the wall as the margin of the penalty area.

Integral Parts of the Course
Bark protection wrapping such as wire and other objects attached to trees are integral objects from which free relief is not allowed.

Immovable Obstructions (Rule 16)
Water fountains, staked trees,
all roads and pathways within the course are treated as immovable obstructions
from which relief is allowed.

On the 10th hole
ALL ground to the right of the pathway is considered an immovable obstruction. This includes machinery sheds, concrete apron and hard-core extension. Relief is obtained by dropping to the left of the pathway within one club-length of
the nearest point of relief from the pathway and not nearer the hole.
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Ground Under Repair (Rule 16)
In general GUR is marked but also includes cuttings from grass or trees piled for removal, tree stumps, and the greens and bunkers on the practice fairway and the practice green to the left of the first tee.
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Founded in 1899 as the Leinster Golf Club, it’s first course of 9 holes was at Gotham in Co. Kildare, five miles from Carlow. The Bray Professional, R. Larkin, was the designer and thirteen members played in the first competition in July 1899.
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Carlow Golf Club
Deerpark, Dublin Road, Carlow, Ireland, R93HX46
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Telephone: 0599131695
Email: [email protected]
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  • HOME
  • Club
    • Captains' Welcome
    • Clubhouse Bar
    • History
    • Officers
  • Members
    • Member Booking
    • Master Scoreboard
  • Memberships
    • How to Join - Fees
  • Golf
    • Deerpark Course
    • Oakpark Course
    • WHS Course Handicap Tables
    • Local Rules
    • Dress Code
    • Team Managers
  • Visitors
    • Societies & Group Bookings
    • Green Fees
    • Visitor Booking
    • Events
  • Pro Shop
    • Professional Shop
    • Damien McGrane PGA Professional
  • Contact
    • Contact Us
  • COMPETITONS
    • South Leinster Trophy
    • Open Competitions
    • Ladies Scratch Cup