Included in Golf Digest's prestigious 100 best golf courses in South Africa, Killarney Golf Club started life in 1929 as the Transvaal Automobile Club and moved to its current location in 1970 following the construction of the motorway that cuts through Killarney. 

The Robert Trent-Jones designed course is largely defined by its long and narrow fairways that demand accurate drives. Among the most challenging, and longest holes, is the 549 yard par-5 5th hole which has a fairway bounded on one side by a small creek, ending in a multi-tiered green that sits next to another tricky water hazard. On the other hand the 512-yard par-5 15th hole presents a decent birdie opportunity with a generous green which can easily be reached if you avoid the bunkers. 

Killarney Country Club facilities and functions
After your round retreat for a drink to the friendly clubhouse which boasts a spacious terrace set amid the club's abundant greenery. In addition to the 18 hole golf course, Killarney Country Club also offers swimming, tennis, squash and bowls and there's the option of enjoying lunch at the pretty tea garden-style cafe La Vie en Rose.

With six different function spaces, a dedicated catering and events team and plenty of space for kids to play, the Killarney Country Club is a particularly popular function venue suited to everything from Christmas parties and Bar Mitzvahs to weddings and corporate lunches.