Golf in County Kerry by Area
County Kerry's 17 golf courses span four very different regions — from the championship links of North Kerry to the lakeland courses of Killarney, the scenic Ring of Kerry and the remote Dingle Peninsula. Choose an area to find the courses, context and trip ideas for that part of the Kingdom.
North Kerry
The greatest concentration of links golf in the county — Ballybunion's Old Course and Arnold Palmer's Tralee, supported by the Cashen Course and friendly parkland clubs at Listowel and Castleisland.
Killarney
The natural base for a Kerry golf trip — three courses at Killarney Golf & Fishing Club beside Lough Leane, plus Beaufort's parkland on the Churchtown Estate, all framed by the McGillycuddy Reeks.
Ring of Kerry & South Kerry
World-class links and scenic parkland on Ireland's most famous drive — championship Waterville, historic Dooks (Est. 1889) and the gentler courses at Kenmare, Templenoe, Killorglin and Skellig Bay.
Dingle Peninsula
Two of Ireland's most atmospheric links — Ceann Sibéal, the most westerly course in Europe, and the nine-hole Castlegregory links on Tralee Bay beneath Mount Brandon.