The unique stone-built clubhouse is located within the grounds of Churchtown House and overlooking the practice putting green. The deceptively spacious complex incorporates all the facilities you would expect from a modern golf development whilst embracing a traditional and warm atmosphere.

"Beaufort is certainly one to keep an eye on."
- Malcolm Campbell, Golf Monthly

"The stretch from the 11th to the 14th is particularly memorable."
- Tony Dear, Fore Magazine

"All four par trees are outstanding with the 187`yard 8th very probably the jewel in the Beaufort crown.."
- Charlie Mulqueen, Cork Examiner

"Beaufort is all about greens and bunkers - the putting surface on the 16th is over 50 yards from front to back."
- Peter Masters, Golf World

"The 11th is breathtaking, and the 12th, through a sweeping green valley, is just awesome in scope."
- Nick Barry, The Kingdom

"For proper attention to detail and friendliness Beaufort Golf Club comes out on top."
- Baron's Bunker, The Kerryman

Beauford Golf Club operate a Three-Club Pass together with Kenmare & Bantry Bay for €109 in 2008. Societies are welcome and group rates are available.

They were runners-up in the Dr. Billy O'Sullivan Trophy in 1999, when the team was, Hans Brunner, Guenter Wiener, Con Lanigan, Gerry Collins, Michael Conroy, Michael Dennehy, Pat Hartnett, Eddie Slattery, Brendan O'Meara, Philip O'Sullivan, Eamon Reidy, Colm Kelly, Rory O'Connor and Michael Dennehy, they were managed by Joe McMahon.

Beaufort trio S. Loughnane, P. O'Brien and G. Collins won the Munster regional final of the Musgrave's Club Challenge and booked their place in the National Finals in the Algarve in October 2001.

Irene McCarthy (13), Lady Captain 2000 and her Captain's prize winner Laura Furlong (31) qualified for the finals of Volkswagen-Irish Independent Lady Captains Classic at Tramore Golf Club in September 2000. The final was played at Druid's Glen.