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Ballybunion Golf Course is regarded by the world's top professional golfers as one of the top golf courses in the world. Ballybunion is a championship links course of supremely high standards with every individual hole having its own distinctive feature. In fact, Ballybunion was described by the legendary Tom Watson as " the best in the world".
And visiting presidents and heads of state have been unable to argue with such a sentiment - Bill Clinton is just one of the many important figu...

Championship standard, manicured parkland course set against a backdrop of Ross castle and the Kerry Mountains. The Roger Jones design give modern contoured greens and a varirty of challenges for all golfers....

This world class golf course, open all year round, was designed by Eddie Hackett. Located on the "Ring of Kerry", it spectacularly overlooks Kenmare Bay. Nestling neatly between the Caha Mountains to the south, the MacGillycuddy Reeks to the north and with Kenmare River keeping a close, yet serene, eye on proceedings. A visiting golfer could rightly expect the scenery to be purely beautiful - and it is. Ring of Kerry Golf and Country Club is focused primarily on the tourist market...

Established 1893.

The courses lie in an incomparable setting, winding around the shores of Lough Leane, and with the purple bulk of the Kerry mountains reflected in the clear water it is difficult to imagine a more perfect place to play golf.

In 1949 the Irish Amateur Open Championship was played at Killarney for the first time and there have been many major tournaments played here since. Gary Player rated the 13th at Killeen as "potentially one of the world's greatest inl...

We offer a complete collection of old golf clubs, mashies, niblicks, long-nosed putters, and drivers. Also trophies, golf balls, engravings and Irish prints....

Established 1903


Kenmare Golf Course is located in a magnificent sylvan setting where the cascading water of the Sheen and Roughty rivers join the Atlantic in Kenmare Bay. The course was developed over the years by dedicated local golf architect. Eddie Hackett has succeeded in creating an eighteen-hole golf course which can be very exacting for a great player but never unfair to the weak. A real test of golf in a unique golfing environment....

Following the established traditon of investment and improvements, the Directors of the renowned Tralee Racecourse have constructed a testing nine hole Golf Course in the heart of the beautiful Vale of Tralee. The Course enjoys an excellent view of the Stack and Slieve Mish mountains right back to Mount Brandon and overlooks the Town of Tralee with its Bay in the background. The Par 5 fourth hole and the third, seventh and ninth Par 4's are most interesting and together with the other holes...

The magical colours of Mount Brandon act as a magnificent backdrop to the 2938 yard par 34 nine hole couse. Castlegregory is also the home of the near extinct Natterjack Toad, a creature much beloved in the area, which has proliferated since the course began. The tranquil setting of lakes, mountain and sea, combined with the excellent use of the natural features by course designer Dr Arthur Sprink ensures that Castlegregory provides golfers with an enjoyable but testing challenge....

Nine championship standard golf holes are laid out on approximately 100 acres (40 hectares) of beautiful rolling parkland, overlooking the magnificent Ballyheigue beach with its white sand and Brandon Mountain in the distant background. The course is 3,441 yards (3,110 mts) long with 2 par 3, 2 par 5 and 5 par 4 holes and trees in abundance which makes for a very mature setting. This magnificent course will satisfy the demands of the very best golfers with holes varying in length from 193 ya...

Established 1924 Traditional Championship links. The most westerly course in Europe. Ceann Sibeal is the most westerly golf course in Europe. It is set in the heart of Irish-speaking Ireland amidst breathtaking scenery. The club is renowned for hospitality and friendliness. The course is a links of the traditional Scottish variety - plenty of bunkers, strong winds and a winding 'burn'....