Faithlegg Golf Club

Set in County Waterford, Ireland, Faithlegg Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course designed by Paddy Merrigan and opened in 1993. The layout runs across a rolling landscape through mature woodland, with undulating greens, water hazards, and sand traps adding variety across a yardage range of 6,284–6,674 yards. The closing stretch draws particular attention: hole 16 is a par-3, while holes 17 and 18 are stout par-4s that close out the round with some weight. The course has hosted the Ladies Irish Open Championship in 2000 and 2001, the PGA Europro Tour in 2007, 2008, and 2009, and the Munster Boys Amateur Open. Rated 4.6 by 90+ Hole19 golfers, it carries a strong reputation among those who have played it. As a resort course, Faithlegg comes with access to a leisure centre with swimming pool, a health and beauty salon, and a spa. The Red Cedar Lounge serves fine food and wine with views of the course.