This eighteen hole par 71 parkland course provides a challenge to golfers of all abilities. Mature oak and beech trees, some over 100 years old, line its narrow fairways. The opening "Road Hole" has been described by many as the most intimidating starting hole they have played. Although the front nine has been in existence for only fifteen years, trees and shrubbery are well matured and will cause some golfers the occasional problem. The tight fairways of the eleventh, twelfth, sixteenth and seventeenth holes will ensure a memorable score for some. The peacefulness of the surroundings will, however, more than compensate for any bad golf, and as always in Ireland, a warm welcome is assured at the comfortable nineteenth hole.

The fifth green and ninth tee offer spectacular views over the town of Enniskillen and surrounding countryside. The feature hole of the course is the short par 4 seventh, which dog-legs right around a small lake. A tantalising glimpse of the green will tempt the bigger hitters to go for it with their tee shot. Anything other than an arrow straight shot will result in a reload. The back nine is mature parkland, bordering the Castlecoole Estate, a National Trust Property.

The tight fairways of the eleventh, twelfth, sixteenth and seventeenth holes will ensure a memorable score for some. The peacefulness of the surroundings will, however, more than compensate for any bad golf, and as always in Ireland, a warm welcome is assured at the comfortable nineteenth hole.