St. Anne's Pitch and Putt Club

Lord Mayor of Cork, Sean Casey. The second nine holes were constructed by the members themselves with the help of volunteers, and the course was officially opened in 1970. Throughout the years, St. Anne's Pitch & Putt club has seen many successes, including hosting the InterCounty (All-Ireland) Championships in 2010.

The course itself is meticulously maintained, with some of the finest putting greens to be found in Pitch & Putt in Ireland. The championship course is challenging yet enjoyable for players of all levels. The club is affiliated with the Pitch & Putt Union of Ireland, the governing body of the sport in Ireland. Membership to the club is open to the public, with fees that include PPUI registration.

St. Anne's Pitch & Putt club offers 4 ball draws on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, providing members with the opportunity to meet fellow players and improve their game. Coaching sessions for beginners are also available on Tuesday nights during the summer months. The club is dedicated to helping members improve their skills and enjoy the game of Pitch & Putt.

For those interested in joining, St. Anne's offers various membership options, including individual adult, family, juvenile, and student rates. Associate membership is also available for those already registered with another PPUI club. The club is committed to the continued development of the course, greens, and clubhouse, ensuring that members have access to top-notch facilities.

In addition to regular play, St. Anne's Pitch & Putt club is available for hire to societies, clubs, and outings. The club secretary can provide more information on booking the course for events. Free coaching is available to newly joined members, and membership vouchers are available for purchase as gifts.

St. Anne's Pitch & Putt club is a place where players can enjoy the game, improve their skills, and be part of a welcoming community of golf enthusiasts in Cork.