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Raffeen Creek Golf Club is located in the south of Ireland on the spectular shores of Cork Habour, which is one of the finest natural habours in the world. The course offically opened i 1989, with its nine holes.  The location of the golf course near the habour with it's lagoon and parklands has molded the perfect golf course testing all different types of skilled golfers.  ...

Established 1910 Very scenic, tree lined parkland course. The views from the clubhouse are breathtaking and must rate as some of the most panoramic in the country. Landmarks in Cork City can be easily seen, as can the Knockmealdown Mountains, over 30 miles away. The club has a distinguished history of producing notable players, both ladies and gentlemen, and the winning of the Barton Shield in 1991 brought great pride and satisfaction to Douglas....

Established 1909 This well-established eighteen-hole course is renowned for its scenic setting in the beautiful valley of Bandon, and represents a true test of your golfing skills. The 200-year-old trees on the 2nd and 3rd holes should be regarded as wonderful creations of nature - not as obstructions. Bandon was the first club in west Cork to extend to eighteen-holes (1978). Shrewd management and a vigorous planting programme means that the course now has many mature groves and spinneys....

Demanding tree lined parkland championship course. With excellent views of blackwater valley and the distant Galtee mountains....

Established 1993 Designed by Ryder Cup Star Christy O’ Connor Jnr., This outstanding Championship golf course offers all enthusiasts a very relaxed yet challenging game of golf. Set in the Lee Valley on the main Cork/Killarney Road (N22), it has scenic views of the Lee Valley and the Cork and Kerry Mountains. Seven of the eighteen holes have water as a major hazard, and this along with the undulating terain provides a stern test of your golfing abilities. The course also has the unique f...

Established 1897 This course, where James Bruen learned golf, is reputed to have the toughest finish in Ireland with the Sharnadh River traversed three times in the last three hole. The first five holes are on flat terrain. The 6th hole (par 3) is across river to ledges of hill crest. 7th to 14th holes spiral around and up hill - interesting and hugely scenic. The 15th hole (par 3) is difficult to club depending on wind direction. 16th, 17th and 18th holes are played across and with the...

Established 1912 At a location on the Bandon river, Kinsale Golf Club has survived a War of Independence and two World Wars and their consequences, to remain a popular pastime of both locals and visitors. The Club was moved to Charles Fort in 1922, with its first Clubhouse built in 1926. Difficulties with landowners saw another move in 1930 - this time permanently to Ringenane, overlooking the Belgooly river. Dedicated club members even transported the clubhouse to its new location! The C...

Its a scenic 18 hole golf course with newly refurbished clubhouse and restaurant ideally situated 2 miles from Fermoy town and 20 miles from Cork city....

Established 1987 The Cobh course is situated two miles east of Cobh town. The well-known architect Eddie Hackett designed the course, which was opened on 19th September 1987 by Christy O'Connor Snr. The main feature of the course is the 7th par 3 hole which has out of bounds all down the right-hand side and behind the green. Course record: Professional 64, Amateur 62....

Scenic parkland course with full view of the Galtee mountains. Holes adjacent to river offer difficult attractive features....