Fota Island is situated in Cork Harbour, only a few minutes drive from Cork City with its international airport and car ferry terminal
To the East lie the ports of Waterford and Rosslare. Fota Island is very much a traditional golf course, and is maintained to the very highest of standards to ensure year round golfing enjoyment.
The luxurious Fota Island Spa and 5 star hotel is just a short walk from this spectalur Golf Course.
The clubhouse incorporates the creative conversion of some beautiful stone farm buildings, fully in keeping with the ambiance of Fota. Features include a ground level "Spike Bar", a fully stocked Pro Shop, plus attractively appointed lounges and locker rooms
Overlooking the 18th green the Restaurant proves a popular choice for golfer and visitor alike
The club is located in the heart of a 780 acre estate, which is included in the 'Inventory of Outstanding Landscapes of Ireland". The splendid woodlands are woven into a challenging par 71 championship course, which is complemented by an impressive driving range, with practice putting and chipping greens. Golf clubs, powered buggies and pull trolleys are available
Fota island was the host to the 2001 and 2002 Murphy's Irish Open, joining the august company of Ballybunion, Portmarnock, Druid's Glen, Killarney and Mount Juliet as an Irish Open venue
Cork is Ireland's second largest city, offering a wide choice of hotels, restaurants and high street shops. There is a vibrant local golf scene, with no fewer than ten eighteen-hole golf courses within 20 minutes' drive of Fota.
Other Information |
| Architect |
Christy O'Connor Jr. and Peter McEvoy. Upgraded by Jeff Howes in 1998 and 2007 |
| Year Built |
1993 |
| Dress Code |
Yes |