Cork Golf Club

Cork Golf Club is a historic golf club in Little Island, County Cork, Ireland, founded in 1888. Set among former limestone quarries on the banks of Cork’s Inner Harbour, its course combines distinctive natural scenery with views across the water. The course was redesigned in 1925 by Alister MacKenzie, the renowned architect also associated with Augusta National, and has since received modern enhancements while retaining its historic character. The club describes itself as one of Ireland’s leading members’ golf clubs, bringing together tradition, quality and a welcoming atmosphere.

Members and visitors can book tee times and find information about course conditions, competitions and player profiles. The club also welcomes visitors and offers facilities and services for corporate groups and societies. Its broader offering includes a clubhouse, food and beverage, a pro shop, membership opportunities and a heritage programme featuring the South of Ireland Golf, Mackenzie Legends and club honours. Cork Golf Club shares news and events with its community and provides contact and visitor information through its website.