Team of 3 Waltz

Event Details

Date: Wednesday, 29 July 2026

Format: Team Stableford

Category: Ladies

Entry Fee: €25.00

Entry Method: Online


Team of 3 Waltz competition held at Tipperary Golf Club (Rathanny, Co. Tipperary) on Wednesday 29th July 2026, as part of Open Week 2026, sponsored by Pierse Motors Tipperary. A Waltz is a team stableford format in which one player's score counts on the first six holes, two players' scores count on the middle six holes, and all three players' scores count on the final six holes. Open to lady golfers. The Open Week Presentation covers this and other Open Week events. Entry is via the online booking system.


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Venue

Tipperary Golf Club and Driving Range

County Tipperary, Ireland

Tipperary Golf Club, founded in 1896, is an 18-hole parkland course located at the rolling foothills of Slievenamuck, with the scenic Galtee Mountains providing a dramatic backdrop. The course sits in the heart of County Tipperary's picturesque landscape, offering views across rolling terrain that characterizes the region's natural beauty. The course is designed to provide a challenging yet enjoyable golfing experience suitable for all skill levels. Its parkland setting incorporates the natural contours of the foothills, creating varied playing conditions throughout the round. The combination of the elevated location and mountain views contributes to the course's distinctive character. As a well-established club with over a century of history, Tipperary Golf Club maintains its reputation as a respected venue in Irish golf. The course layout takes advantage of its scenic setting while presenting strategic challenges that engage golfers across the ability spectrum. The surrounding landscape of the Galtee Mountains and rolling countryside defines the playing experience at this traditional Irish parkland course.