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"Best Golf Courses in Killarney" Créé par: Cityseeker 5 Emplacements marqués Killarney Golf and Fishing Club "World Famous Group of Three Different Courses" Considered by many professionals to be one of the finest golf clubs in the world, Killarney has three 18-hole courses. Mahony's Point is a parkland course with many holes skirting the lakeshore. It spans 6781 yards (6164m) and has a par of 72. The second course, Kileen, is inland by Ludwig S on Unsplash spanning 7123 yards (6475m) with a par of 72. Water hazards on the first ten holes add to the challenge. Lackabane is the third Killarney Club course. It is set in parkland, spans 7040 yards (6440m) and also has a par of 72. The Club House facilities include club hire, cart hire, shop, bar and restaurant. +353 64 3 1034 www.killarney-golf.com/ reservations@killarney- Mahony's Point, Killarney golf.com Beaufort Golf Club "In the Shadow of the Reeks" With the MacGillycuddy Reeks providing a truly magnificent backdrop, the 18-hole Beaufort Golf Course is more accessible than many of the other courses in the locality. Pleasantly laid out on what were formally estate grounds, the old estate house still oversees proceedings. The Club House facilities include club hire, cart hire, electric buggy hire, bar, and by Semevent restaurant. +353 64 4 4440 www.beaufortgolfresort.c [email protected] Churchtown, Beaufort om/index.php?goal=conten m ts&mode=golfcourses Kenmare Golf Club "Golfing in Picturesque Kenmare" This club was originally established with a nine hole course in 1903 a further nine were added in 1993. The par 69 links is a real test for any golfer from novice to old hand and with Kenmare Bay and the Roughty Valley as a backdrop, there can be few more beautiful places to enjoy a round of golf. The club's most unusual feature is undoubtedly the by halodesigner clubhouse itself; it was originally built as a hunting lodge in India. Trolley and caddy hire are available, as are refreshments. +353 64 4 1291 www.kenmaregolfclub.co [email protected] Killowen Road, Kenmare m/ by Zach Dischner Ring of Kerry Golf & Country Club "Unique Golfing Experience" Designed by Eddie Hackett, the Ring of Kerry Golf 18-hole course offers scenic beauty with many golfing challenges. The holes are named for points of historic interest or natural beauty along the Ring of Kerry. The 10th hole, Derrynane, may be the most challenging with both sand traps and water hazards. The Club House facilities include club hire, cart hire, proshop, bar, and restaurant. +353 64 4 2000 www.ringofkerrygolf.com/ Templenoe, Killarney Dooks Golf Club "Golf Links with Scenic Location" Overlooking Dingle Bay, this 18-hole links course has been enjoyed by golfers since 1889. With gusts coming in from the Atlantic and an interesting design to the links, there are challenges for all skill levels. Golfers share the dunes with the rare Natterjack Toad, which has an honorary place on the Club's crest. The links span 6010 yards (5463m), by markusspiske with a par of seventy. Dooks Club House facilities include cart hire, proshop, bar, and restaurant. +353 66 976 8205 www.dooks.com/ [email protected] Dingle Bay, Glenbeigh REJOIGNEZ-NOUS A: cityseeker.com Modalités | POLITIQUE DE CONFIDENTIALITé | API | CONTACTEZ-NOUS | COPYRIGHT (C) 2021 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).

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