Ireland Golf Travel

Northern

Mountains, Sea, And Two Of Golf's Greatest Courses

Northern Ireland commands the world's attention with Royal County Down's unforgettable setting beneath the Mourne Mountains consistently ranked among golf's greatest courses anywhere. Royal Portrush returned to The Open Championship rota, reaffirming its status as a true links masterpiece with its dramatic Dunluce course carved into towering dunes. From Portstewart's spectacular opening holes along the clifftops to Ardglass's castle clubhouse overlooking the sea, this compact region delivers world-class links golf against backdrops that inspired C.S. Lewis's Narnia.

    • Royal County Down

    • Royal Portrush

    • Portstewart

    • Castlerock

    • Ardlgass

    • Ballyliffin

Southwest

Ballybunion, Lahinch, And Ireland's Most Celebrated Stretch Of Links

The Southwest represents Ireland's most celebrated concentration of links courses, anchored by Ballybunion—the Old Course that Tom Watson called "a course on which many golf architects should live and play before they build a golf course." This stunning coastline delivers one iconic venue after another: Lahinch's quirky charm and dramatic Cliffs nine, Tralee's spectacular Arnold Palmer design along Barrow Beach, Waterville's championship test, and Doonbeg's Greg Norman layout. Add Dooks, Old Head's clifftop theater, and hidden gems throughout Kerry and Clare, and you have Ireland's most essential golf pilgrimage.

    • Lahinch

    • Ballybunion

    • Tralee

    • Waterville

    • Old Head

    • Dooks

    • Doonbeg

Northwest

Where The Wild Atlantic Sculpts Ireland's Rawest Links

The Northwest showcases links golf at its most raw and elemental, where the wild Atlantic sculpts towering dunes into golfing landscapes of extraordinary natural beauty. County Sligo at Rosses Point has tested champions beneath the shadow of Ben Bulben mountain, while Carne Golf Links on the Belmullet Peninsula offers 18 holes of pure duneland drama that feels untouched by time. Enniscrone's undulating terrain and Donegal's remote coastal courses provide authentic links experiences far from crowds, where the golf is as genuine as the Irish welcome.

    • St. Patricks

    • Narin & Portnoo

    • Portsalon

    • County Sligo

    • Enniscrone

    • Carne

Dublin

Championship Links Golf Minutes From Ireland's Capital City

Dublin offers unmatched accessibility to championship links golf, where world-renowned courses sit minutes from Ireland's capital. Portmarnock hosted countless Irish Opens and remains a bucket-list venue with its classic out-and-back routing along a sandy peninsula. Royal Dublin's heritage stretches back over a century on Bull Island, while The Island delivers authentic duneland golf that feels wonderfully remote despite its proximity to the airport. The European Club showcases modern links design at its finest, and The K Club's Palmer courses provide parkland alternatives—making Dublin the perfect base for exploring Ireland's golfing riches.

    • Portmarnock

    • County Louth

    • Royal Dublin

    • The Island

    • European Club

    • K Club

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