Killymoon Golf Club
18 Hole Parkland   


Course Facts:
Address
200 Killymoon Road
Cookstown
Co. Tyrone, BT80 8TW
Secretary/Manager: Norman Weir
Captain: Rene Boomer
Lady Captain: Daphne Ruddock
Telephone: 028-867-63762 President: Bryan Dunlop
Public No: 028-867-62976 Vice-Captain: Gerry Breslin & Mairead Heron
Fax: 028-867-63762 Hon. Secretary: Brian Rouse & Pat McConnell
E-mail: killymoongolf@btconnect.com Club Pro: Gary Chambers 048-867-63460
Website: www.killymoongolf.com Hon. Treasurer: Jack Moore & Diane McIvor
Founded: 1889 Designed by: John Nash
Open for membership. Societies are welcome and group rates are available.
Membership: 685 Course opening hours: Daylight hours
Green Fees Midweek: £22 Clubhouse opening hours: 10.00am to 11.00pm
Green Fees Weekends & B.H.: £28 Mobile phones: Not on course or in clubhouse
Green Fees With a Member: £15/£19 Dress Code: Neat casual, no denim
Green Fees For Opens: £12 Catering: Full catering facilities
Practice Area: Yes Days to Avoid: Tuesdays & Saturdays
Club Hire: No Green Fees and Societies Welcome: Other days
Buggy Hire: Yes Pre-booking for open tournaments: 14 Days in advance
Soft spikes: No    




Course Description:

Killymoon Golf Club is one of the oldest clubs in Ireland having been one of the nine founding clubs of the GUI. Killymoon has been in its present location since its inception and is located in the grounds of Killymoon Castle. Rumour has it Killymoon Castle was once owned by King George IV who won it on the throw of the dice. Killymoon has many fine and challenging holes that ensure the player of a memorable and challenging game of golf. The 1st is the signature hole at 472 metres off the white stakes it winds its way round the woods and castle as a dogleg right. This hole lets the golfer know he or she is on a golf course to be respected.

Killymoon is playable all year round as it is built on extraordinary sand consistency soil base. Once described by a nameless scribe "the dreary sand associated with a conventional Scottish links is absent from Killymoon, but only to be replaced with a firm old sword and a timeless, sameness of the dunes exchanged for the most diversified views of hills and valleys". Killymoon has a magnificent clubhouse catering for the needs of every golfer before and after his or her round of golf. The warmest Ulster hand of welcome is extended to visitors at this club steeped in history.




Open & Major fixtures 2008:

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No fixtures until 2009.
       




Club History

Instituted 1890, affiliated 1891. This club is famous for several reasons. It was one of the nine original founding clubs of the GUI. The club representatives were Hugh Adair and A. W. Gaussan. It was the first club to have a ladies course and to have an All-Ireland open Ladies competition. The Adair family had a lifetime association with the Club. Hugh Adair was a prime figure in the formation of the club, his daughter Rhona, won the British Amateur Championship in 1990. John Adair, a grandson of Hugh, laid out revisions to the course in 1920-21. The club has never changed location since its foundation, which is very unusual for a club so old.




Location

One mile from Dungannon Roundabout.





Members Achievements

Killymoon Golf Club won the Ulster final of the Junior Foursomes they were drawn against the Leinster Champions The Island in the All-Ireland Semi-Finals at Roscrea Golf Club on August 19th 2002. They lost out on the 19-hole.




Card of the Course (metres)
 
Hole No White Yellow Par Index Red Par Index
1 472 467 5 10 465 5 7
2 143 139 3 16 123 3 17
3 458 436 5 2 433 5 1
4 331 323 4 14 322 4 5
5 301 292 4 6 272 4 13
6 281 268 4 18 267 4 9
7 181 172 3 4 154 3 11
8 153 139 3 8 110 3 15
9 332 314 4 12 317 4 3
Out 2,652 2,550 35   2,463 35  
10 343 317 4 11 315 4 4
11 171 158 3 7 151 3 10
12 391 382 4 3 379 5 8
13 156 143 3 17 133 3 16
14 444 435 5 15 370 5 14
15 478 470 5 1 381 5 12
16 175 163 3 13 156 3 18
17 359 345 4 5 287 4 6
18 327 300 4 9 304 4 2
In 2,844 2,713 35   2,476 36  
Total 5,496 5,263 70   4,939 71  
SSS 69 68     71    

Men's Course Record: Am. 64 A. O'Neill, Pro: 65 Des Smyth
Ladies Course Record:


Roll of Honour
Mrs. M. Sheils 1989 Ladies Captain
Mr. J.F.S. Heron 1989 Men's Captain
Mr. R. Garvin 1989 President
Mrs. A. Greaves 1990 Ladies Captain
Mr. B. McKinney 1990 Men's Captain
Mr. C. MacFlynn 1990 President
Mrs. M. Mulholland 1991 Ladies Captain
Mr. S. MacMahon 1991 Men's Captain
Mr. C. MacFlynn 1991 President
Mrs. C. Finnegan 1992 Ladies Captain
Mr. J. B. Dunlop 1992 Men's Captain
Mr. C. MacFlynn 1992 President
Mrs. E. Hall 1993 Ladies Captain
Mr. P. R. Sheehy 1993 Men's Captain
Mr. C. MacFlynn 1993 President
Mrs. G. McBride 1994 Ladies Captain
Mr. A. P. Calvert 1994 Men's Captain
Mr. P. G. McErlean 1994 President
Mrs. P. McConnell 1995 Ladies Captain
Mr. B. Rouse 1995 Men's Captain
Mr. P. G. McErlean 1995 President
Mrs. C. Moore 1996 Ladies Captain
Mr. S. D. Hall 1996 Men's Captain
Mr. P. G. McErlean 1996 President
Mrs. E. A. Bell 1997 Ladies Captain
Dr. J. B. McBride 1997 Men's Captain
Mr. T. E. Hutchinson 1997 President
Mrs. E. Cummings 1998 Ladies Captain
Mr. W. Hutton 1998 Men's Captain
Mr. T. E. Hutchinson 1998 President
Mrs. M. Dargan 1999 Ladies Captain
Mr. H O'Neill 1999 Men's Captain
Mrs. P. Conway 2000 Ladies Captain
Mr. U. Henry 2000 Men's Captain
Dr. T. Dowdell 2000 President
Miss L. Scott 2001 Ladies Captain
G. Thornton 2001 Men's Captain
D. Barnes 2002 Ladies Captain
Ailster Laird 2002 Men's Captain
Kate O'Neill 2003 Ladies Captain
Brendan Conway 2003 Men's Captain
Archie Calvert 2003 President
Gemma Heron 2004 Ladies Captain
Jack Moore 2004 Men's Captain
Archie Calvert 2004 President
Dorothy Little 2005 Ladies Captain
Paddy McDaid 2005 Men's Captain
Archie Calvert 2005 President
Carol Laird 2006 Ladies Captain
David Little 2006 Men's Captain
Archie Calvert 2006 President
Pat McNeill 2007 Ladies Captain
Sean Canavagh 2007 Men's Captain
Thomas Mulholland 2007 President




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