Hole 11
Fairy Rath
This area of Donegal has been inhabited for millennia, as evidenced by the number of ringforts or raths that have been located in the surrounding countryside.
Tradition associates the circular remains of the rath with leprechauns and fairies, calling them 'fairy forts'. It is speculated that one may have existed here just short and to the left of the green.
PAR 4
369 Metres/404 Yards
Pro Tips
The fairway of this par 4 heads slightly left, and the golfer has a decision to make on the tee; play up short, or accurately thread his best drive in between the two fairway bunkers.
Donegal’s version of the Valley of Sin, the swale to the front & right of the green is unseen and can catch the best of shots making for a very difficult up and down.
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The course, built on land of geological significance, was inhabited in past centuries, and the earliest of Irish maps indicate this.
