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Aerial view of the 15th, Kinsale's signature par 3, set among mature trees in the Bandon valley

A true test of golf in the heart of Kinsale

Founded in 1912, Kinsale Golf Club began as a small riverside club. Since 1995 it has played on a championship parkland course at Farrangalway, five kilometres from Kinsale town and just over twenty from Cork city.

Eighteen holes, from your tee

Two nine-hole loops, both finishing at the clubhouse. Choose a tee to see how the course plays, and select any hole to read how to play it.

Playing from
yards
6,935
par
72
course rating
74.3
slope
133
Front nineBack nine
A still pond reflecting trees and blue sky on the course at Kinsale

Mature, elevated and fair

Natural changes of elevation, mature planting and strong conditions all year round make Kinsale a proper test for visitors and members alike. Whether it is a competitive round or a relaxed game with friends, the course is fair but demanding.

It has the record to match. The club hosted the All Ireland Finals of the Cups and Shields in its centenary year, and has produced national champions of its own.

Read the club’s history

The Kinsale Golf Club clubhouse under a blue sky

Stay for the rest of the day

A bar and restaurant, a fully stocked pro shop and a full set of practice facilities are all on site.

  • Driving range with covered, outdoor and grass bays
  • Short game area and putting greens
  • PGA coaching and custom fitting
  • Buggy and trolley hire

Plan your visit or see the bar and restaurant.

Kinsale's colourful waterfront and yacht-filled harbour

Then head into Kinsale

At the gateway to the Wild Atlantic Way, Kinsale is known for its colourful streets, maritime history and award-winning restaurants. Walk the harbour, visit Charles Fort, and stay for the live music.

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