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Ross Golf Course is a 9-hole parkland course situated within Killarney Racecourse in County Kerry. Designed by Roger Jones and opened in 1995, the course features a par of 72 with a total length of 6,514 yards across nine holes. The layout incorporates holes both inside and outside the racecourse rails, offering variety and balance throughout the round. Several holes run along the banks of the River Flesk, creating water hazards that demand precision from golfers.

Located less than one kilometre from Killarney town centre and adjacent to Ross Castle, the course benefits from stunning natural surroundings. The setting encompasses views of Killarney National Park, the Lakes of Killarney, and the McGuillycuddy Reeks Mountains, providing one of the most scenic golfing environments in the region. The course offers a good mix of par lengths, accommodating both beginners and experienced golfers with challenging holes and well-maintained fairways and greens.

Affiliated with the Golfing Union of Ireland, Ross Golf Course is regarded as one of the best nine-hole courses in Ireland. The course welcomes both members and visitors daily, with a clubhouse providing refreshment facilities. Golfers can play either nine or eighteen holes, making it accessible to players of varying skill levels and available time.