IRELAND GOLF TRIPS

Links golf. Longer stories.

Atlantic dunes, lively towns, and a trip with as much character off the course as on it.

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Ballybunion Old Course’s 10th green above the Atlantic coast in County Kerry.

Ballybunion Old Course, 10th hole

Photograph: Bernard Gagnon · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photo details

6–8 nights Suggested stay4–5 rounds Suggested golfTailored to your group Dates & availability checked individually

A TRIP WITH ROOM TO BREATHE

The right place.
The right pace.

For a first Ireland golf trip, a regional itinerary is more rewarding than a coast-to-coast checklist. The southwest offers a natural starting point for a conversation about Lahinch, Ballybunion, and other Atlantic links. Exact courses depend on visitor access and your dates.

START YOUR COURSE WISH LIST

The golf that brings you here.

Explore the official course information, then tell us what belongs on your wish list.

Ballybunion Golf Club ↗

Course ideas are subject to visitor eligibility and availability. No tee time or supplier relationship is implied.

FOR THE PERSON MAKING IT HAPPEN

Bring the group.
We’ll help with
the plan.

Thinking about Ireland? Tell us who’s coming, when you’d like to go, and what matters most.

Share your trip idea.A destination, headcount, date window and budget give us a useful starting point.
Talk through the possibilities.We’ll review your request and reply by email to arrange the right next step.
Agree the details before committing.Planning scope, fees and supplier availability are confirmed before booking.

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YOUR GROUP. YOUR NEXT GREAT TRIP.

Tell us about your trip.

Share the essentials in one place. A best guess is fine; leave undecided details open.

Your nameEmail addressWhere would you like to play?Approximate group size If knownWhen would you like to go? If knownBudget per person, excluding flightsYour target budget, not a quoted package price. Choose “Let’s discuss” if you’re unsure.Anything else we should know? Optional

Add a preferred call time Optional

Good times for a call, including your time zone

We’ll start by email. A call time is confirmed only after it is agreed.

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Free initial conversation. No payment or booking commitment. Planning fees and supplier costs are agreed before booking.

ONE WAY TO EXPERIENCE IT

A starting point, made yours.

Illustrative itinerary.
All arrangements require confirmation.

Days 1–2

Ease into the coast

Arrive and settle into your first base. Schedule a warm-up round after allowing time for travel and recovery.

Days 3–4

Follow the fairways

Play your confirmed anchor rounds with time between them. Choose lodging around the route rather than moving hotels every night.

Days 5–7

A little more Ireland

Add a second base only when it improves the trip. Keep an afternoon for the coast, local food, or a day away from golf.

What to know
before you go.

Choose a region first

A southwest route and a northern links route are separate trip concepts. Trying to combine them in a short week adds transfers and limits flexibility.

Build around your group

Agree on walking comfort, room sharing, and the number of rounds before collecting quotes. A great itinerary must fit the least golf-intensive traveler too.

Confirm the full cost

Ask whether transport, caddie charges, gratuities, meals, and single-room supplements are included. These can change the comparison between proposals.

Official reference: Tourism Ireland golf guide ↗. Reviewed October 11, 2026. Check current supplier policies before booking.

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THE FIRST TEE STARTS HERE

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starts with a conversation.

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