West Coast

Aghadoe Heights

Blessed with a spectacular natural setting overlooking the world famous Lakes of Killarney, there is no place on earth quite like Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa...

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Ballybunion Cashen

Its simple really, if the Cashen Course at Ballybunion Golf Club was anywhere else it would attract far more attention and plaudits than it does. Its hard on a girl if her older sister is Sophia Loren...

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Ballybunion Old

Dated back as far as 1893, the 'Old Course' is richly steeped in history and prestige and has been acclaimed as one of golf's premier destinations...

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Dooks

Golf has been played in Dooks since 1889. It was introduced to the local aristocracy by the officers from the Royal Artillery attending compulsory training at the nearby Glenbeigh Artillery Range, and is one of the oldest golf links in Ireland...

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Fota Island

It's believed golf was first played at Fota Island before 1886 though it was as recent as 1993, that a new golf course was developed and designed by Irish Ryder Cup star, Christy O'Connor, Jr...

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Killarney Killeen

Killeen, the jewel in the crown, re-opened in 2006 offering both spectacular lakeside scenery and challenging course for long hitters, with water features on nearly every hole and fast greens...

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Killarney Mahoneys Point

Mahony's Point the shortest of our three Killarney courses at 6,800 yards is a lakeside course with spectacular views including the famous, breathtaking 18th described by Gene Sarazen...

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MacDonald Kinsale Hotel

Set in 90 acres of mature wooded parkland and offering panoramic views over Oysterhaven Bay, this luxury hotel in Kinsale is situated in the perfect location near Cork City, in a peaceful and tranquil setting for our guests...

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Old Head

Built on a 220-acre diamond of land, jutting out over two miles into the Atlantic Ocean with numerous caves running beneath your feet as you play the course...

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Tralee

Tralee opened in October 1984 and was the first European golf course designed by Arnold Palmer. When Arnie first saw the area on which the golf course was to be built, he was ecstatic about the possibilities...

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