Golf Tours in Ireland

The island of Ireland is divided into two countries; the southern and north-western regions constitute the Republic of Ireland, an independent, democratic country. The northeast is Northern Ireland and presently is a part of the United Kingdom.

Golfing in Ireland is the largest single sporting holiday attraction. It has developed an international reputation making it the most sought after golf destination in Europe. Several new courses have been developed over the past decade.

There are over 400 golf courses in Ireland, including 50 true Links out of the 151 worldwide. The uniqueness of Ireland’s golf courses encompasses design, challenge, location, and scenery. On a year round basis, golfers can test their skills on the spectacular windswept dunes of championship links, or play on the parkland or tree-lined fairways. 

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Ardglass Golf Club

An 18 hole links course on the north-eastern coast of Ireland with some stunning views and many excellent and unique golf holes. The new course which incorporates the 3 new holes designed by Mr David Jones in 1998 has created a truly challenging test of golf, particularly on...

Castlerock Golf Club

The club formed in 1901 boasts two golf courses onsite, however The Mussenden Course is an 18 hole championship course. The course designed by legendary club maker Ben Sayers and Harry Colt underwent significant renovations under the watchful eye of Dr Martin Hawtree...

Galgorm Castle Golf Club

Galgorm Castle Golf Club is a spacious 18 hole Championship Course set in 220 acres of mature Parkland in one of Ireland's most historical estates. It is ranked in the 30 finest golf courses in Ireland, one of only three courses from Northern Ireland to be listed...

Royal Portrush Golf Club

Many golfers have portrayed Royal Portrush Golf Club Dunluce Links as one of the most challenging in the world. The club was founded in 1888 and was re-designed by H.S. Colt in 1947, hosting many championships, such as the first Open Championship ever held in Ireland in 1951...

Royal Portrush Valley

Portstewart Golf Club

Situated on Northern Ireland’s magnificent Causeway Coast, Portstewart Golf Club presents a difficult but fair game. The Strand Course is indisputably the jewel in Portstewart’s crown for both quality of game and scenery. The course is set in classic links country amid towering sand...

County Louth Golf Club

County Louth Golf Club is often referred to as ‘Baltray’, the village in which it is located close to the historic town of Drogheda. It is just 40 minutes north of Dublin Airport and is centrally located for tours of the great links courses along Ireland’s east and northern coastlines. An historic member-owned...

Portmarnock Golf Club

Within a picturesque curve of coastline, 10 miles to the north of Dublin City and only a 15-minute drive from Dublin Airport, Portmarnock Golf Club sits majestically on a narrow tongue of shallow duneland. And as a measure of its enduring quality, it remains one of the most respected...

Portmarnock Golf Links

Situated on the shoreline of a rugged peninsula, The Links Portmarnock was the first golf course that International Management Group (IMG) developed in Ireland and opened for play in 1995. It was therefore fitting that Bernhard Langer chose this magnificent setting to design his first links...

Royal Dublin Golf Club

The Royal Dublin Golf Club, Ireland’s second oldest golf club, was founded in 1885 and is home to one of the finest links courses in the country. Located on North Bull Island, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, it combines nature at its finest with a stunning backdrop of Dublin City. Designed by the legendary...
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