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Killarney Golf & Fishing Club — Mahony's Point
Killarney Golf & Fishing Club — Mahony's Point
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Golf Course — Parkland

Killarney Golf & Fishing Club — Mahony's Point

Killarney, County Kerry — Ireland
Par72
Holes18
Yards6,780
Est.1939
DesignerSir Guy Campbell, Henry Longhurst

Killarney Golf & Fishing Club — Mahony's Point

Mahony's Point at Killarney Golf & Fishing Club occupies what Henry Longhurst himself described as a setting where only a person devoid of a soul could focus purely on golf. Nestled within the spectacular landscape of Killarney National Park on the shores of Lough Leane, with the McGillycuddy Reeks rising in the distance, this is parkland golf elevated to something approaching the spiritual.

Originally designed by Sir Guy Campbell and Henry Longhurst and opened for play in 1939, the course has matured into a beautifully balanced test that rewards thoughtful shot-making over brute force. The final three holes are among the most celebrated closing stretches in Irish golf, culminating in the famous 18th — a par 3 played across the corner of the lake with the mountains reflected in the water beyond, a view so sublime it has earned the name Heaven's Reflex. Killarney has hosted the Irish Open on multiple occasions and the Curtis Cup in 1996, yet it remains as welcoming to the visiting golfer as it is challenging to the professional.

Course Highlights

Heaven's Reflex — The 18th Hole
The iconic par 3 finishing hole demands a nerve-testing carry across the waters of Lough Leane, with the McGillycuddy Reeks reflected in the lake — widely regarded as the most photographed hole in Irish golf.
Killarney National Park Setting
The course sits entirely within the boundaries of Killarney National Park, where native red deer roam freely and ancient oak woodland frames the fairways.
Championship Heritage
Home to six Irish Opens and the 1996 Curtis Cup, Killarney's pedigree as a championship venue is matched by few courses in the country.
A Dramatic Closing Stretch
The final three holes play progressively towards the lakeshore, building to a crescendo that Gene Sarazen described as a test that would stretch even the best player in the world when the wind blows off the water.
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