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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...

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 1994 Its elevated greens and tees command spectacular views of Killarney's lakes and mountains, while its well manicured greens are a joy to putt on. With moderate green fees on a pay-as-you-play basis, Dunloe provides the perfect haven for the visiting golfer. The adjoining complex comprises of indoor/outdoor driving bays, a large 18-hole putting green, pitching, chipping and bunker practise areas. With a resident PGA professional available, the golfers every need is catered for...

This pleasant course looks out on Tralee Bay, Slieve Mish Mountains and Dingle Peninsula. The greens, all of different sizes and contours, are a joy to putt on. The bunkering at the green complexes place a big demand on precision tee shots and approaches. Despite being only two years old the course has already got an air of maturity. It provides a stern test of shop making but still is a pleasant experience for golfers of all handicaps. The site is exceptionally dry and golf will be pla...

The opening of Listowel Golf Course in 1995 was the fulfilment of a deam for its proprietor, Michael F. Barrett, a past captain (1970-1971) and President (1990-1991) of the world-renowned Ballybunion Golf Club. The course is dominated by a towering wood which runs like a spine through its middle. The exciting opening downhill par 4 exposes the major feasture of the course, the splendid 'Silver River Feale'. Three holes then run along this beautiful, but menacing river, before two run parallel...

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....

Course designed by Christy O'Connor Jnr....

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'....

Estabished 1993: This undulating parkland course has appeal both for the beginner golfer and the already established golf enthusiast. The lofty greens, the many water features and the variety of trees are but a few of the attractions of this course. Ardfert Golf Range is attached to this course. This is a twelve bay, all weather, floodlit range. Noel Cassidy PGA qualified instructor is available by appointment for golf tuition. Classic Golf - 18 holes of golf from the range using your h...

Established 1895 Arnold’s Palmer’s first course in Europe offers a traditional links challenge, with the sea in view from almost every hole. The opening hole leads to a green overlooking the Long Strand featured in Ryan's Daughter. Below is the watery grave of the wreck onward of Swansea (1877). The course has many scenic and picturesque holes with fine views of the Dingle Peninsula, Mount Brandon, Kerryhead, Ballyheigue, Banna and carrahane. A great course, well worth a visit....