Ross Golf Club (064) 6631125 email: [email protected] Ross Golf Club, is situated approximately 1.5km from Killarney town center.
It is a nine hole course, and is close to Ross Castle, Killarney National Park, the world famous Lakes Of Killarney, hotels, bars, and restaurants. We can cater for individuals, or groups. Ample parking is available, as is a full bar, and snack service. The scenery surrounding the course is stunning, with views of, Mangerton, Torc, and Shehy Mountains, Ross Castle, and one of The Lakes Of Killarne
09/08/2021
All at Ross Golf Club send their best wishes and good luck to our junior member Ryan McCarthy who is playing in the Kerry Boys Championship 2021 in Ballybunion G.C this week Go Ryan. Pictured is Ryan teeing off on the practise round today Monday 9th
Congratulations to Aaron McCann on winning Mr Seamus McCarthys Captains Prize yesterday.
1st. Aaron McCann. 66
2nd. Mike Casey. 67
3rd. Shane Dennehy. 68
B.G. Mike Brosnan. 77
4th. Johnny Brosnan. 69
5th. Terence Mulcahy. 69
6th. John Ivory. 70.
Past Capt. Sean O’Brien
Capt prize to Ladies. Mary Gorman
F9. Timmy Kelly
B9. Damian Greer
Seniors Prize. Donal Doherty
Guest Prize. John Skehan
31/07/2021
Captains Prize Time sheet
The golf course will be closed from today to Wednesday lunchtime due to the May races. Good luck to the race company and hope they have a successful few days. Membership of the golf club is still available for anyone interested. From Mon 10th four balls are allowed as are guests and visitors. Also from Monday 10th club competitions for members can be run. Hopefully our weather will become more summerlike over the next few weeks for playing and competitions.
So finally after sixteen long weeks "with the length of sixteen long winters" we are reopening for golf for members only on Monday 26th April. Membership is available for new members, please inquire in the clubhouse. Members must prebook teetimes in person or by phone between 1pm and 4pm. Welcome to Nave coffee available in the clubhouse every day.
We had a very enjoyable and competitive Champagne Scramble on 4th and 5th July.
Results:
1st: Shane Dennehy, John O’Sullivan,Stephen O’Callaghan. 100 points
2nd: Timmy Kelly, Ray Kennedy, Darren Gaffey. 96 points
3rd: Renaldas Bendikas, Rolandas Bendikas, Virginijus Jonikaitis. 95 points
4th: Jonathan Casey, Mike Casey, Christian Casey. 95points
Next weekend 11th and 12th July we will have an 18 hole single non- qualifying stableford comp. Timesheet on noticeboard from Thursday.Some work being done on the greens at present while racing is on so course is closed on July 6th,7th and 8th. Opening for play Wednesday evening about 4 pm . The course will also be closed on July 13th,14th and 15th for racing and also further maintenance on the greens. Course should be opened for play on Thursday 16th July.
Don’t forget mixed scramble and barbecue on Friday 10th July organised by the Ladies Club. 5€ for golf and €10 for barbecue. Anyone having the barbecue needs to book and pay for same before Thursday lunchtime in the clubhouse. Entry sheet for scramble on notice board. Shotgun at 6 pm sharp.
15/05/2020
11/05/2020
We hope everyone is keeping well and staying safe. After a tough 7 weeks in lockdown golf clubs will finally be opening next Monday 18th May strictly for members only and within G.U.I protocols. The protocols can be viewed at Golfnet.ie. We are currently putting procedures in place keeping these protocols in mind and expect to have everything in place over the next few days. Again keep in mind that the course will be opened for members only.
Golfnet | Home The governing body for men's and ladies golf throughout Ireland. Includes a directory of golf clubs affiliated to the organization
Following the Governments announcement and the recommendation from the G.U.I Ross Golf Course will be closed until 19th April. Please follow H.S.E advice re social distancing and hand washing and we’ll beat this virus and be back out on the courses again.
Owing to the continuing Covid19 crisis and going on advice from Government, H.S.E and G.U.I the following has been decided.
The M.D O'Shea Spring League has been deferred.
No further club competitions for the foreseeable future.
Seniors competitions on Thursdays cancelled.
The golf course will remain open until otherwise advised and casual golf is encouraged as a way for people to get out and about, exercise and enjoy fresh air. It is played in an outdoor setting where the risk of contacting Covid-19 is low.
When playing golf the following is recommended:
Bunker rakes should not be handled.
Leave the pin in the cup when putting and don't handle pin ( a ball lifter is recommended to remove the ball from the cup).
Handshakes should be avoided.
Maintain the recommended distance ( 6 feet ) from your playing partners.
Hand clean shoes and other equipment --- do not use compressor.
Groups having close and prolonged contact should be avoided.
Maintain safe distance in changing rooms and clubhouse.
So get out and enjoy your game but remain cognisant of the recommendations and keep yourself and your friends safe.