We are delighted and honoured to be your Club Captains for 2020. We are very proud of the first class facilities available to both members and visitors at the Golf Club. We have two magnificent courses on Mahony’s Point and Killeen (host to the Irish Open in 1991, 1992, 2010 and 2011) and are confident that the management and staff of Killarney Golf and Fishing Club will cater for all your needs.
We hope that 2022 will be a rewarding experience for all associated in any way with Killarney Golf and Fishing Club. To our members we hope you will have a great year of golf and that in 2022 we will achieve success with one or more of our Club teams – men’s and ladies alike.
We extend a warm welcome to all our members and visitors for 2022 and hope your experience at the Club will be memorable.
The European Tour Team Championship was held at Killarney Golf & Fishing Club in 1975. Thousands of spectators watched the competition under fabulous sunshine as the Scottish team ran out as eventual winners.
The Irish Open was held on Killeen in 1991 with a clinical Nick Faldo emerging as winner over Colin Montgomerie with David Feherty setting a course record of 65 on the closing day.
The Irish Open was once again held on Killeen in 1992 where we seen massive attendances witness a dramatic finale with Nick Faldo emerging as winner in a heart stopping play-off with the relatively unknown South African, Wayne Westner.
The Curtis Cup was play on the Killeen course at Killarney Golf & Fishing Club in 1996 with the ladies of Great Britain and Ireland beating the USA team in a famous victory.
The Lackabane course hosted the Irish Ladies Open Championship in 2002, which was won by Iben Tinning from Denmark in 2002 and by Sophie Gustafson from Sweden in 2003.
Killarney Golf & Fishing Club was the proud host to the Ryder Cup Challenge Tour Event in 2005, which was won by Mark Warren or Scotland and then again in 2006, which was won by John Wade of Australia.
The Irish Open returned to Killarney Golf & Fishing Club again in 2010 where England’s Ross Fisher claimed a famous victory.
The Irish Open was again held at Killarney Golf & Fishing Club in 2011 where Simon Dyson came out on top to claimed victory.
