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Experience the magic of golf in Ireland
Home to so many high-calibre resorts and Championship links, a golf trip to Ireland is an experience that will last a lifetime. Whether you want to take on the two challenging courses at Druids Glen or the masterful Portmarnock Links in Dublin, or even the windswept coastal courses of Ballybunion, there is a golf break to Ireland for every group. Combine outstanding golf with culture, luxurious resorts, and untouched majestic scenery for the complete Irish golf break.
Why play golf in Ireland?
- A quarter of the world’s natural links courses
- Some of the world most spectacular golfing locations
- Unforgettable views & rugged coastlines
- Well represented in Golf Digest’s Top 100 Courses
- Pubs, cuisine and a wealth of cultural & sightseeing attractions
- Daily flights from all major airports
The wonder of golf in Ireland
Ireland is blessed with some of the best courses in the world, headlined by the outstanding Portmarnock Links and the breathtaking Ballybunion Golf Club. The incredible offering of links golf in Ireland truly knows no limits, with the Wild Atlantic Way on the West Coast of Ireland home to unmissable gems including Doonbeg and Waterville.
For the best of resort golf, you will find the fabulous Druids Glen Golf Resort 5* in Dublin, home to two mesmerising and challenging courses. Be sure to check out Fota Island during your trip, and The K Club, home of the 2006 Ryder Cup.
Looking to stay closer to the action in the evening? Outside of Dublin and Galway, the best of the craic can be found in the local towns of Killarney, Galway or Cork!
Unbelievable golf & scenery
Wherever you’re looking to book a golf break in Ireland, all the courses are based in unique, stunning locations across the North, South, East & West. Blessed with miles of stunning, unspoiled natural landscape, the glorious scenery makes Ireland an unmatched destination for a golf break.
From the picturesque countryside, windswept courses on the rugged coastline and courses near vibrant cities, Ireland offers something for every golfer. Whether you play in Lough Erne, Dublin, Cork or Kerry, many of the courses boast spectacular unmatched scenery.
Picturesque inland venues include Carton House, Druids Glen, Mount Juliet and Adare Manor.
Most popular golf resorts in South West Ireland
Most popular golf resorts in East Ireland
Explore top-class hotels in Ireland
From high-calibre resorts to budget-friendly hotels, there is a wide range of accommodation to choose from in Ireland. For a taste of true luxury, we recommend Fota Island, Dromoland Castle and Mount Juliet Estate. Each resort offers outstanding hospitality and service alongside fantastic golf courses.
For those looking to play at the fantastic Portmarnock Links, Druids Glen, or The Island Golf Club in Dublin, yet still remain close to the bright lights of the city, Dublin boasts several fantastic city-centre hotels including the four-star Hilton and The Grand Central Hotel.
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Things to do & see
No golf break in Ireland is complete without a trip to some of the country’s top attractions. From the spectacular coastlines and national parks to the lively cities, there is no shortage of things to do off the course.
Take a trip to Dublin for the tasty cuisine and fantastic live music. Learn about Irish folklore, history and culture from some of the welcoming locals in Killarney.
Outdoor lovers should explore the ancient castles and ruins peppered all over the country or discover the natural wonder of The Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland. For some relaxation time, take a stroll along the sandy beaches of Galway Bay.