Lismore Golf Club

The southern Irish Lismore Golf Club is located between Dungarvan and Fermoy, well-connected to the N72. The terrain is situated across from the time-honored Lismore Castle on the banks of the Blackwater River, only an hour from Cork by car. The 9-hole golf course was designed in 1965 by Eddie Hackett and can be played with varied tees as an 18-hole course. In general, the Lismore Golf Club was designed as an open park landscape and was harmoniously integrated into the natural hilly landscape. Due to holes 6 and 8 only being played once during an 18-hole round of golf at Lismore Golf Club, separate fairways for holes 15 and 17 complete the 18-hole round. Difficult doglegs make the course, such as at hole 6, more demanding and trees can block even well-hit balls. The Lismore Golf Club also has a large training area with a driving range and putting green. Additionally, individual lessons can be booked with the club’s own golf professional. Guests are always welcome at the course, though Sunday mornings are reserved for club members only. At the cozy club house, the atmosphere is relaxed with delicious snacks and cool refreshments awaiting golfers.