Society Golf
Plan a memorable society outing on our mature parkland course, with organised tee times, clubhouse hospitality and support from our team before and throughout your visit.
A complete day out for your golf society
Enniscorthy Golf Club welcomes societies and organised groups throughout the year. Our team will help coordinate your tee times, arrival, competition arrangements and clubhouse experience.
18-Hole Parkland Course
Enjoy a well-maintained course with mature trees, excellent greens and a layout suitable for varied abilities.
Organised Tee Times
Society play is managed through a dedicated time sheet, normally using three-ball or four-ball groups.
Clubhouse Hospitality
Add food, refreshments or post-round hospitality through The 19th, subject to availability.
Support on the Day
The Starter, Course Marshal and club team help organise arrivals and keep the outing running smoothly.
Plan your outing in four steps
Send an Enquiry
Provide your preferred date, estimated player numbers and hospitality requirements.
Confirm the Booking
A non-refundable deposit of 25% is required within two weeks of confirmation.
Finalise Numbers
Confirm expected numbers three weeks before and final numbers one week beforehand.
Arrive Early
The organiser should check in at the Pro shop at least 30 minutes before the first tee time and report to the Starter.
Conditions for visiting societies
All society bookings are subject to club rules, local rules and booking conditions. Organisers should read these carefully before confirming an outing.
A non-refundable deposit is required within two weeks of booking confirmation.
Confirm expected numbers three weeks before and final numbers one week beforehand.
The organiser must arrive at least 30 minutes before tee-off and supervise the group’s departure.
1. Club and governing-body rules
2. Tee times, group formats and pace of play
3. Course Marshal
4. Course Care – Help Keep the Course in Great Condition
To help keep Enniscorthy Golf Club in excellent condition for all members and visitors, every player is asked to:
- Use the sand bags provided to repair divots on fairways.
- Rake bunkers carefully after use and leave them ready for the group behind.
- Repair all pitch marks on the greens, including any additional ones you notice.
- Keep golf buggies and trolleys away from greens, tees and protected areas.
- Follow any temporary course notices and instructions from the Course Marshal or greenkeeping staff.
5. Starting times and confirmation of numbers
6. Variance in player numbers
7. Deposit requirement
8. Society organiser’s arrival
9. Supervision of the outing
10. Weather and unusual circumstances
11. Starting tee and markers
12. One round included
13. Competition-book inspection
14. Payment of fees
15. Return of qualifying scorecards
16. Reporting scores
17. Liability and insurance
18. Advertising material
19. Dress code and local rules
What visiting societies say
Feedback from groups that have enjoyed outings at Enniscorthy.
“The warm welcome was very much appreciated, and the condition of the course made for a brilliant day. We would recommend Enniscorthy to anyone.”Peter Kent · Kent Stainless Society
“We received a very warm welcome. The course was in good condition and the service and hospitality were second to none.”Nigel Coady · Pauline’s Golf Society
“From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed and accommodated in every way. We look forward to returning.”Mattie O’Loughlin · Harrow Golf Society
“Everyone praised the food, service and fantastic course. It was a thoroughly enjoyable two days.”Paul Whelan · MSD Carlow
Start planning your society outing
Send your preferred date, estimated player numbers and catering requirements to the club for availability and a tailored quote.
