June Open Week - 18 Hole V-Par

Event Details ⚙

Date: Sunday, 14 June 2026

Format: Individual

Category: Open

Entry Fee: €50.00

Entry Method: Online

18-hole V-Par competition held on Sunday 14 June 2026 as part of June Open Week at Galway Golf Club, Blackrock, Salthill, Galway. V-Par is an individual format scored as +1 (better than par), 0 (par), or -1 (worse than par) on each hole, with the aggregate score determining the result. Entry fee is €50 per person, payable at the time of booking. The event is open to all golfers. For enquiries, contact the club by phone on 091 522033 or by email at info@galwaygolf.com.

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Venue

Galway Golf Course

County Galway, Ireland

Galway Golf Club, located in the seaside resort of Salthill, has been a home for golf since 1895. The championship-standard 18-hole parkland course measures 5,974 metres and plays to a par of 70 with a standard scratch of 72 from the back tees. The course is voted one of Europe's top 50 hidden gems and offers spectacular views over Galway Bay, the Burren, and the Aran Islands. The layout features mature trees, elevated and tiered greens, and abundant wild gorse that demands accuracy from the tee. A notable design feature includes the first four holes running alongside Galway Bay, accessed via an underground pedestrian tunnel. The course requires a strong short game and accurate putting to score well. The club has hosted several significant tournaments, including the 2016 Connacht Boys U18 Championship, the 2016 Irish Youths Amateur Open Championship, the 2017 Irish Close Championship, and the 2019 Irish Girls Close Championship. Facilities include a putting green, short game practice area, swing room, driving range, and nets. The clubhouse features a bar and dining room with panoramic views of Galway Bay.