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Cranston Fine Arts  Sport Art Golf Courses  Druids Glen |
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Druids Glen (18th Hole) by Peter Munro. Peter Munros latest golfing limited edition is this delightful tribute to the course at Druids Glen, which was voted European Golf Course of the Year in 2001. Druids Glen Golf Club is situated south of Dublin in the heart of beautiful County Wicklow, nestling between the Irish Sea and the stunning Wicklow Mountains. Although only founded in 1995, the course designers, Pat Ruddy and Tom Craddock used the existing rugged landscape to produce what is considered by many to be the best parkland course in Ireland. With its 18 challenging holes, many over water, Druids Glen offers an unique golfing experience to champion and club golfer alike. Each hole encompasses a distinct Irish flavour, including an ancient Druids Altar on the 12th hole and frequent water hazards, including streams, lakes and an island green on the 17th. Water is again ominously present on the 450 yard par 4 18th, where three lakes surround the green in what Eamonn Darcy has described as one of golfs great finishing holes. Druids Glen was host to the Irish Open from 1996-1999 and in 2002 hosted the first Seve Trophy, a European Tour event pitting a combined Great Britain & Ireland team against the best from continental Europe in true Ryder Cup fashion. |
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