Scenic Circuit
The celebrated road loops around Iveragh's coast and mountain passes.
SOUTH WEST IRELAND
Ring of Kerry
Iveragh's coast brings links tradition beside mountain-ringed lakes.
Kerry Golf Between Coast and Mountains
The Ring of Kerry combines established links golf with very different inland settings across the Iveragh Peninsula. Waterville and Dooks sit firmly in the coastal tradition, while Killarney brings championship parkland beside Lough Leane.
Around Waterville, Hogs Head occupies dramatic coastal ground, while Ring of Kerry Golf Club overlooks Kenmare Bay from rolling hillside terrain.
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A Century of Links
Dooks ranks among Ireland's ten oldest golf clubs.
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Open Pedigree
Killarney's Killeen hosted the Irish Open on four occasions.
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Waterville Revival
Its championship course opened in 1973 after 1960s dormancy.
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Final Project
Ring of Kerry was Eddie Hackett's final course project.
ATLANTIC IVERAGH
More Than Golf Awaits
Kinfern can include local places and experiences alongside your golf, should you wish to spend more time exploring beyond the course.
- Scale the Kerry Cliffs for views towards the Skellig Islands.
- Tour Ross Castle's restored fifteenth-century tower house.
- Hike the Gap of Dunloe through mountain scenery.
- View the Torc Waterfall inside Killarney National Park.
Coastal Villages
Portmagee and Sneem sit on different sides of the Iveragh circuit.
Local Flavours
Seafood and local produce shape menus across the peninsula's coastal towns.
Telegraph Heritage
Valentia's past includes the transatlantic telegraph link to North America.
Begin Your Journey
Speak with our golf travel specialists and start planning your next championship experience.