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Killorglin Golf Club

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Killorglin Golf Club
Stealroe
Killorglin
Kerry
Republic of Ireland

T: +353 66 9761979
E: kilgolf@iol.ie
W: http://www.killorglingolf.ie

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Killorglin Golf Club - BrochureDownload scorecard (pdf)Download overview of course (pdf)

This 18-hole, parkland course opened in 1992 and is maturing into a challenging but fair test. Located in the heart of County Kerry, it is probably the most scenic course anywhere. Visitors are assured of a friendly welcome. Killorglin Golf Club has excellent facilities and is great value for money. The course consists of four par fives, four par threes and 10 par fours. It is overlooked by two mountain ranges, the MacGillicuddy Reeks and Slieve Mish. In turn, the course overlooks Castlemaine Harbour and the River Laune. It is altogether a stunning location.

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