Tralee Golf Club

Tralee Golf Club is an Arnold Palmer-designed links course on the rugged Atlantic coast of southwest Ireland. Set among high dunes, rolling fairways and heavy rough, it delivers a true links challenge, with cliff-top tees and greens that add to the drama of every round. Wind, precision and smart course management all play a major role here, making it a rewarding test for golfers who enjoy classic coastal golf. The club’s current course opened in October 1984, following the move from a nine-hole layout in Mounthawk. Tralee also has a longer golfing history, with earlier nine-hole golf at several locations, including Fenit. Practice facilities include a 9-hole putting green, a practice area and a driving range, while the clubhouse overlooks the course and is linked with a bar and restaurant.