This course was established in 1896 and is mostly flat. A feature of the course are the four par 3s which are between 137m and 192m in length. The course also features a Fulacht Fiadh or ancient Irish kitchen which dates back as far as the Bronze age. Be careful of the four last holes, which have a nasty reputation and have ruined many a good score sheet. Membership of another club is required and trolley hire and caddies are available. Two practice grounds and a chipping area are also provided. All inquiries are welcome.
The setting for the Gowran Park is the Annaly Estate and it houses the prestigious golf and race course in Kilkenny. You can get membership for a full year or just for seven days. There is a club house bar as well as a restaurant in the premises. The bar is open throught the week and the retaurant kitchen serves up dishes such as deep fried fillet or ceasers salad. The golf club constitutes of 18 holes and the race course holds around 16 races throught the year.
This course was established in 1991 and offers a championship layout set on 180 acres. It is both a great challenge for the professionals and can be just as rewarding for higher handicap golfers. A handicap certificate is required and there is club hire, trolley hire and caddie availability. A large practicing ground is provided including a putting green. If golf is your thing, this is one of the best options in the area.
Castlecomer Golf Club offers a challenging course amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Kilkenny that includes an altered version of the former layout, a club serving delicious snacks over tea, and the beautiful fringe of trees that surrounds the course. The course hosts various competitions, so you can participate with your team, or even go for a full-fledged membership. The course also hosts other activities such as running races on the course, and even lotto.