Fota Island Resort

This traditional parkland track is one of the most popular courses in the Emerald Isle – and rightly so. It was co-designed by well known Irish Golf Professional Christy O’Connor Jnr and Peter McEvoy, former Walker Cup Captain, in 1993. It was redesigned in 1998/99 by Jeff Howes Golf Design creating an absolute gem. Since 1995, Fota Island has hosted a number of top tournaments, most notably the Irish Open in 2001 & 2002 and the Irish Seniors Open in 2006. There’s not a weak hole on the course and it ends with a magnificent par 5, where the green is protected on three sides by water! FOTA’S NEW ADDITIONS An exciting new 9 hole course has recently been completed alongside the existing championship course. The new course features a world class layout with some very challenging features to test the most competitive golfer. A new Academy at Fota Island boasts 4000 sq. meters of first class turf to practice clean crisp iron shots with a separate chipping green surrounded with bunkers. There is also a new gently undulating outdoor putting green and as the short game is so important a new pitching area with various targets up to 100 meters away. Lessons can be booked for individuals or groups.


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News

Winter playing conditions are in effect, and course maintenance MAY be carried out throughout this period. Book your tee time online and enjoy your round


Cancellation Policy:

Members can cancel up to 3 hours in advance of their tee time.

Visitors can cancel up to 72 hours in advance of their tee time without charge. 

Pre payement will be taken for all Visitor bookings 72 hours in advance of the date of play.

Note to all golfers: Appropriate golf attire and footwear is essential, metal spikes are not permitted on the golf courses or driving range.

No denim, tracksuits or football shirts permitted throughout the golf facility.

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Deerpark Course
18 holes
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