Nuremore Hotel

Founded in 1964 the Nuremore Golf Club was originally, 9-hole Parkland supplementing the other sports and leisure facilities at the hotel as, was common enough around the country. Then a massive undertaking resulted in the new 18-hole Championship course being opened in July 1991, using the skills of the late great Eddie Hackett and the most up-to-date technology and equipment.

Eddie carved out of the Monaghan hillside a layout that presents a challenging test of golf for the low handicapper off the white stakes, or a testing round of golf for your average player when played off the green tees. The ladies, measures 4,690 metres with a Par 71 and a standard scratch of 70. Because of the nature of the terrain each hole has its own distinctive character with water coming into play on many of the holes. The signature hole is undoubtedly the 294 mts. 17th played from an elevated tee with spectacular views of the rolling countryside and lakes for which this part of the country is renowned.

The Nuremore Hotel & Golf Course was the venue for the Irish Club Professionals' Championship in 1998 and hosted the Nuremore PGA Ulster Open from 1992 to 1994. The club has a spectacular clubhouse away from the hotel providing the golfer with his or her every comfort.