Great course. Challenging but yet scorable. The price is on the high-end so won't be golfing here a lot. But definitely worth a revisit.

My daughter had her wedding at Tullymore on 10/4/25. It was absolutely perfect from start to finish! Crystal, who was our wedding coordinator at Tullymore was so gracious and accommodating to anything my daughter and her team needed. The food at the reception was fantastic, the atmosphere was warm and friendly, the bartenders were quick and efficient. I have zero complaints but most importantly, my daughter was thrilled with the way her wedding turned out! I can't thank the Tullymore Team enough for making her day absolutely perfect!

My husband was double-charged for his stay ($750+), and after calling the resort numerous times and speaking with different members of management, we NEVER received the refund that we were told would be mailed to us. Truly a terrible and frustrating experience. AVOID this place.

Challenging courses with beautiful scenery! We'll definitely be back. We really enjoyed playing here, but noticed a lot of ball marks on the greens. I repaired a few large ones myself, and also saw several bunkers that hadn’t been raked properly. While players should take more responsibility, course management could also do a better job monitoring these conditions. Green speed was decent, though a bit slower than I expected.

Group of 12 came out to play Tullymore and some other courses in the area. Early Sunday morning tee time made months in advance. We did not stay at the hotel, so no comment there. No complaints on the golf itself - this 18 hole course is challenging, scenic, and well-maintained. But the clubhouse had no food or beverage offerings whatsoever. We were told before the round that we would be able to at least grab some breakfast sandwiches, but that was not the case. "Alright, we'll just grab lunch at the turn", we said. No big deal. We make the turn and again told no food was available - a problem since we planned to get breakfast and lunch at the course. Course employee informed us the problem was "above his pay grade". Had we known this hallowed resort had no food, we would've packed our own for the day. The first opportunity to get something to drink was the cart girl on hole 17. Playing such a fine course on an empty stomach was like having a Lamborghini for the day with an empty tank and no gas station. Frustrating is an understatement. Certainly won't be back. If you charge almost $200 for 18 holes, maybe try putting a pot of coffee out with some pretzels.