The first hole is a welcoming but demanding opening par 4, measuring approximately 376 yards from the white tees.

A well-placed tee shot is essential to find the fairway and set up a straightforward approach, while the gently sloping terrain and well-guarded green encourage accuracy over power. Be mindful of the out-of-bounds running the full length of the left side.

As an opening hole, it provides a fair test and offers a taste of the strategic golf and scenic surroundings that define the course.

A straightforward par 4 that rewards a confident tee shot. Longer hitters can carry the fairway bunkers, leaving a shorter approach, while others should favour placement off the tee.

The approach demands accuracy, as a protective mound at the front of the green can punish under-hit shots and make finding the putting surface more challenging.

The first par 5 presents an early scoring opportunity.

A well-positioned drive opens the hole, while thoughtful course management on the second shot leaves an excellent chance to attack the green. Be mindful of the out-of-bounds running the full length of the left side. Towards the Green, the fairway falls away steeply towards the left, making it easy for well-struck shots to drift into danger. To the right, undulating hills covered in rough await any wayward drive, making recovery difficult.

A reachable par 5 that offers a genuine birdie opportunity with smart course management.

A well-placed drive sets up the chance to go for the green in two, while those laying up should avoid the fairway hazards to leave a comfortable wedge approach. Stay disciplined, and this hole can reward positive play. The approach demands precision as the green features two distinct tiers separated by a pronounced valley through the centre.

The course’s toughest hole. A testing par 4 that rewards accuracy over distance from the tee.

Finding the fairway at the end of a precise uphill shot is essential, as a demanding approach awaits into a well-protected green. Take an extra moment to judge your line and distance—staying disciplined here gives the best chance of securing a solid par.

A testing par 3 that demands a confident and accurate tee shot.

Club selection is key, with the green well well protected by a sizable fairway bunker and anything short or offline likely to be punished. Find the putting surface and you’ll give yourself a strong chance of a solid par.

A steady, well-shaped par 4 that offers scoring potential if the tee shot finds the fairway. The hole rewards position over power, with a clear but carefully guarded approach into the green.

Keep your ball in play off the tee and you’ll have a good chance to walk away with par or better. Two pairs of strategically placed fairway bunkers guard the route to the green. The first set punishes drives that fall short of the ideal landing area, while the second awaits any under-hit approach, placing a premium on both, distance and accuracy.”

A demanding par 3 that requires a precise and committed tee shot.

Club selection is crucial, as the green is well protected and can be difficult to recover to from the surrounding areas. Find the putting surface and you’ll have a strong chance of a well-earned par.

A strong finishing hole to the front nine offering a real scoring chance.

A good drive sets up options for the second shot, but smart course management is key to avoiding trouble before the green. Play it sensibly and you can set up an inviting approach to finish the outward half on a high.

This hole begins with a demanding tee shot that requires both length and accuracy. Aim to carry the highest point on the course, threading your drive between two strategically placed fairway bunkers. From the crest, the reward is immediate, with sweeping views across the course towards the Island-style 10th green and out over Cork Harbour.

The signature hole at Cobh Golf Club.

Playing to a true island green, this spectacular par 3 is as memorable as it is challenging. Try to ignore the scenery, trust your club selection and commit fully to the shot.

A downhill par 5 that offers an excellent opportunity to attack the green in two. From the tee, both distance and accuracy are required to find the fairway, which is framed on either side by young trees.

The putting surface is guarded by two fairway bunkers. The green itself is a challenging two-tier design, requiring both control and accuracy on the approach.

A challenging par3 that requires both precision and commitment from the elevated tee. The shot must carry water to reach the green, placing a premium on club selection and distance control.

The hole also presents a tricky bailout area to the right. A shot drifting too far in that direction will roll down a slope away from the putting surface, leaving a demanding uphill recovery.

An uphill par 5 that demands confidence and precision from the tee. The drive must be struck firmly over the outer edge of the lake, while avoiding a fairway bunker positioned on the right side of the landing area.

The green is protected by a further fairway bunker. Any shot coming up short will typically roll back down the slope, while overcooking the approach leaves a difficult recovery into a steep, rough-covered hill behind the green.

Thoughtful club selection is essential to avoid the hazards that define this challenge.

A solid, well-structured par 4 that rewards a straight tee shot and sensible club selection.

Position in the fairway is more important than distance, as the approach into the green demands accuracy to avoid trouble around the putting surface. Keep things simple and this hole offers a fair scoring opportunity.

A visually striking par 3 framed by historic old stone walls on all sides, creating a unique and memorable setting.

The green is well protected by bunkers on both sides, demanding an accurate and confident tee shot.to find the putting surface.

The tight surrounds leave little margin for error.

A strong and testing par 4 that rewards a well-placed tee shot more than raw distance.

The fairway position is key to opening up the approach into a carefully guarded green. Commit to your lines and stay patient—this is a hole where discipline is often rewarded with a solid score.

A testing par 4 defined by a relatively narrow fairway that demands accuracy from the tee. The primary line of play is guarded by a fairway bunker on the right side of the landing area, punishing any drive that drifts offline. The challenge continues on the approach, where another fairway bunker sits in front of the green on the right-hand side.

Good positioning is the key to scoring well on this demanding closing stretch hole.

A memorable finishing hole that climbs steadily back towards the clubhouse.

A strong drive is essential, while fairway bunkers and the uphill approach demand one final display of course management.

Finish well, and you’ve earned your place in the clubhouse.