Killarney Golf and Fishing Club - Killeen

Enjoyed the course set up greens fairways in great condition.

Beautiful course with stunning views every hole. Very playable for different level golfers. Our only problem was trying to find the tee for the next hole. Need more or better directional signage for first time players. Staff at both pro shop and restaurant were very helpful and friendly.

First class from start to end.
Mary and Eugene in the Clubhouse were great to deal with to start with.
The course was fabulous, not 1 poor hole on the course.
Scenary magnificent.
Great food and drink afterwards, €60 for the open singles is great value, better than Druids and MJ imo.

Gorgeous day on a gorgeous course. Great scenic views of lake and hills.

Lovely course with stunning scenery. First 4 holes straddle the lakes - then back inland. Course layout is excellent with tricky enough greens. Very friendly and helpful staff.

Lovely day on the Kileen course at the Killarney Golf and Fishing Club. Very friendly staff. Course in excellent condition. Mother Nature cooperative!

The course was in fabulous shape. Great weather for a change. Just a really enjoyable round of golf with breathtaking scenery!

Fabulous course in great condition, putting greens excellent .
Can't wait to go back and play there again.

On a visit to Killarney, my son and I decided to play Killarney Killeen- which has hosted 4 Irish Opens in the past. It was a beautiful morning walk with wonderful views on this parkland type course. If you play early- before 8:30, they have an early bird special,- which the cost is reduced dramatically.
Golf course was in good shape and the views of the lake and mountains were outstanding!
Course layout has a few blind spots and water (both lakes and creeks)come into play, so make sure to pick up a layout book prior to playing.
Well worth the time and money!

I arrived early, and they advised me that if I went out right away, as a single golfer I would not be stuck behind a series of foursomes. As if they could not hook me up with a three some. I usually like to warm up first, and, as in the past, I did not play particularly well for the first several holes. The weather has been cloudy with a lot of rain, so the fairways were not giving much roll, and the rough was exceptionally deep. The greens were hard and did not accept high shots well, but the greens were unusually slow, maybe a seven or eight. It. was very difficult to judge downhill putts. Tee boxes were in good shape, fairways had lots of divots, and no sand or filler was provided or evident on the course. They were mowing as I left after a 3 1/4 hour round, so maybe, for their tournament later, the conditions might have improved. Lastly, golf here in Ireland is really expensive, and the add-ons were outrages. $40 for a “buggy” , $50 for a caddy plus tip, and food prices were equally expensive. The course layout was a challenge with both right and left doglegs that forced you to hit into very exacting spots. They have played the Irish open here in the past several times, and I imagine from the tips, even the pros found this course long and tough. Will probably pick another course next time I am here, but I am glad I got to play it once.

Most golfers go to Scotland and Ireland with only seaside golf on their minds. Which is fair enough, but Killarney's Killeen Course makes a solid case for inclusion on a SW Ireland trip. A big point in its favor is location - the town of Killarney, a tourist hub, is a great base location for a golf trip in this part of the country.

Another positive: the Killeen Course is solid golf. The lake it overlooks - and which comes into play a few times - is stunning, with mountains beyond. The design of the course is solid, too, with a good mix of holes and some sneaky creeks and small ponds adding intrigue. The people at Killarney are unfailingly friendly, too, so you'll get a good dose of Irish hospitality there as well.