Kinsale Golf Club
Located on the south west coast of Ireland and just a few kilometres from the beautiful harbour resort of Kinsale is Kinsale Golf Club which boasts a great 18 hole, par 72 golf course with stunning scenery. The course is formed in two loops of nine which both start and finish at the clubhouse.
Kinsale Golf Club is a fairly difficult and long course at 6,935 yards from the championship markers but it still offers a fair challenge to golfers of all abilities. The course is always in superb condition and there is a wide variety of different layouts and challenges offered by each hole which makes this a very interesting game of golf. This is a superb test of golf which will keep you on your toes from the 1st tee to the final putt but if you’re looking for a great and interesting test of golf with good facilities then this is the perfect course for you to play. This is a lovely parkland course with beautiful views over the Irish countryside which is a brilliant addition to any golf break in Ireland.
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Facilities
18 Holes, Bar, Driving Range, Par 72, Putting Green, Restaurant
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The reception that you will receive at Kinsale Golf Club is always warm and welcoming whether it be in the Pro Shop, in the restaurant or at any point around the course.
Kinsale Golf Club boasts all the facilities that you could possibly need throughout your visit here including a brilliantly stocked Pro Shop, locker facilities, a driving range with both covered and uncovered bays and golf lessons that are available from the PGA Professionals here. After your round, enjoy a delicious meal and a cold beverage at the tastefully designed clubhouse where you can enjoy the great atmosphere at the club whilst overlooking the 9th and 18th greens.
There is no doubt that this is a great course in great condition and boasts so many brilliantly designed holes but there are a few special holes on the course. The signature hole of Kinsale Golf Club is the 15th hole which is a par 3 which is a challenging one with the green protected by a small stream and if you hit too far then you will end up in the out of bounds behind the green. You are sheltered in the tee box so make sure that you check the wind to avoid wayward shots.
This is a lovely course and is finished by two very different holes, the 17th is a very difficult par 4 with many hazards but the 18th is a par 5 with a generous fairway but is a little tricky to reach the green on the 18th due to it being protected by a lake.
Make sure that when you are planning your next golf escape to Ireland this course is one on the itinerary.