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Tralee Golf Club

Course Type

Links

Holes

18

Par

72

Distance

6678-6975 Yards

Mother Nature’s golf course

“I have never come across a piece of land so ideally suited for the building of a golf course” said Arnold Palmer, course architect of Traleewhich opened in 1984.

Local folklore suggests that Mr Palmer created the front nine with level fairways that hug the coastline, offering wonderful views and Mother Nature did the rest as the back nine cuts through mountainous dunes with terrifying carries across ravines to plateau greens beyond.

In County Kerry where wonderful golf is abundant, Tralee is a rugged and exciting addition.

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