Lackabane
Length: 6410 m / 7050 yds Par: 72 SSS: 72 Summary Description Lackabane is the newest of the three courses at the Killarney Golf & Fishing Club. This Parkland course opened officially for play in 2000. Lakes and streams are a feature throughout the length and breadth of the course, adding beauty and danger in equal measure. At 6410 metres off the very back tees the long game will be tested to the full, as competitors in the 2002 Ladies Irish Open and the European Ryder Cup Challenge Tour participants experienced in 2005. Difficulty Level This course is suited to mid to low handicap golfers and is an excellent test of the long game. It is a course that requires thought and rewards good shots. It is a seriously good test of golf with hazards and water features with a good variety of holes. The 3 rd is a par 4 of less than 300 yards, while the 7 th is a par 5 that stretches to almost 600 yards. + fast undulating Greens that can prove every bit as challenging as Augusta National. Competition History Donald Steel designed course, which opened in 2000. Hosted the Irish Ladies Open Championship in 2002 – won by Iben Tinning from Denmark . Hosted the Ryder Cup Challenge Tour Event in 2005, won by Mark Warren of Scotland . Irish Ryder cup challenge 2005- won by Scotsman Marc Warren In Addition - Lake views from the High Tee’s on the 4 th and 6 th.
- Lakes on 11 th & 12 th , signature holes as well as the 3 rd and 15 th.
- The toughest hole is the 18 th, a long par 4 plays into the prevailing wind.
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