Golf Breaks at The Brehon
Discover Ireland’s rich golfing heritage with a golf break at The Brehon.
Golf on championship and world-class links courses.
Combined to offer the ultimate golfing break.
Choice of Golf Courses in Kerry
Golf at Killarney Golf & Fishing Club, Beaufort Golf Course, Ring of Kerry Golf Course or Dooks Golf Course.
These can be prebooked on your behalf by our Guest Relations Team, or if you prefer can be booked yourself.
We have exclusive agreed rates with most of the Golf Courses in Kerry.
OUR GUESTS CAN ENJOY:
:: Overnight Luxury Accommodation
:: Full Irish Breakfast in Danu Restaurant
:: Relaxation time with exclusive Access to Anú Spa Vitality Suite.
Golf Courses in Kerry
Killarney Golf and Fishing Club overlooks Killarney’s lakes and mountains, each of its three parkland courses offer their own unique challenges. Killarney Golf and Fishing Club has hosted the Irish Open on four occasions. As a hotel in Kerry the Kingdom of golf, The Brehon & Angsana Spa is the perfect base for your golfing holiday.
Mahony’s Point
Length: 6164 m / 6780 yards
Par: 72
SSS: 72
Mahony’s Point is the shortest of the three courses at Killarney Golf and Fishing Club and has spectacular views of Killarney’s famous lakes and Ireland’s highest mountain range the McGillicuddy Reeks. The final three holes are truly spectacular with the 18th described as one of the most memorable holes in Golf. Mahony’s Point is considered to be the most scenic and friendly of the three Killarney courses, it presents an enjoyable challenge to golfers of all standards, the combination of undulating greens, well positioned bunkers and water hazards ensure that there is enough danger to spoil a good round.
Killeen
Length: 6593 m / 7252 yards
Par: 72
SSS: 73
Killeen is the flagship course at Killarney Golf and Fishing Club. Killarney’s famed scenery provides an imposing backdrop to this Championship course. Re-opened in June 2006 the course is slightly longer with faster greens that have been brought closer to the water hazards around the course. It will challenge long hitters and accuracy is vital, as there is water on virtually every hole. This course hosted the Irish Open in 1991, 1992, 2010 and 2011, while in 1996 it hosted the Curtis Cup. The challenging golf is matched by the spectacular views with the 10th being a firm favourite where you are playing virtually onto the lake.
Lackabane
Length: 6474m / 7121 yards
Par: 72
SSS: 72
Lackabane is the newest of the three courses at the Killarney Golf and Fishing Club. This parkland course opened officially for play in 2000. Lakes and streams are a feature throughout the course, adding beauty and danger in equal measure. Here the long game is tested to the full. This course is suited to mid to low handicap golfers and is an excellent test of the long game.
Beaufort Golf Club
Length: 6587 yards
Par: 71
SSS: 72
This course presents magnificent views of the world famous MacGillycuddy Reeks from all points. The natural drainage of the site and the exceptionally mild climate of south west Ireland guarantees enjoyable golf throughout the year.
The Ross Golf Club
Length: 6514m
Par: 72
9 hole course
Ross Golf Club is a nine-hole 3300 yard course including water and woodland features, and great lush greens. The clubhouse has uninterrupted 180 degree mountain, woodland lake and castle panorama, one of the great vistas of Irish Golf.
Ballybunion Golf Club – Cashen
Length: 6318 yards
Par: 72
Designed by Robert Trent Jones Senior and first opened in 1982, the Cashen Course is Ballybunion’s magnificent new course, located among amazingly high sand dunes at the mouth of the river Cashen. The course flows with the land and uses the natural contours to full potential.
Old Course
Length: 6802 yards
Par: 71
Located on the Shannon Estuary, Ballybunion is a true seaside links course, virtually treeless with sharp contours throughout. This course has been consistently ranked among the top courses in the world. Yet the course is eminently fair. It will test your patience and it does not favour one particular style of play over another, but one that simply rewards good play and good shots.
Ring of Kerry Golf and Country Club
Length: 6820 yards
Par: 72
Overlooking Kenmare Bay and the Kerry mountains this course has a challenging layout with dramatic elevation changes. Plenty of very interesting holes and views make it one of Ireland’s most scenic courses. Strictly speaking it is a parkland course but it has a definite links feel, given its proximity to the bay and its sand based fairways and greens.
Dooks Golf Club
Length: 6500 yards
Par: 71
Dooks Golf Club was founded in 1889 and is one of the five oldest links courses in Ireland. The charm, atmosphere and superb seaside setting make Dooks a once in a lifetime experience. The course is nearly 6,600 yards from the back tees, but don’t be over ambitious, the course from the white tees, which even though short by modern standards will test every club in the bag and that’s on a calm day.
Tralee Golf Club
Length: 6975 yards
Par: 72
Representing the first European design of Arnold Palmer, Tralee Golf Club is one of the most beautiful courses you will ever encounter. Having completed his masterpiece Palmer commented “I have never come across a piece so ideally suited for the building of a golf course. I am happy that we have one of the world’s greatest links here.”
Waterville Links
Length: 7378 yards
Par: 72
Golf at Waterville is a memorable experience – the beauty of classic links land, surrounded by the sea, and forever challenged and shaped by the elements. Over 100 years old, links golf combines sand dunes, gorse and native grasses, firm fairways, sod faced bunkers and subtle putting surfaces. Forget the lob wedge, think bump and run and creative shot making.