Golf in Ireland

Golf has a rich history in Ireland, with the country's first course dating back to the 1850s. It is one of the nations with the most golf courses per capita in the world and the importance of the game can be seen by the number of high level professional players, including McIlroy, Harrington, Lowry and McDowell, that have emerged from a relatively small population.

The opportunity to play some of Ireland's wonderful courses is on the to-do list of every serious golfer the world over. With our knowledge and expertise, we can help you put together the perfect golf itinerary for your time in Ireland, so contact us today.

Ireland has a number of regions with numerous excellent courses located close together. Near Dublin, there is Portmarnock , The European Club and the K Club, home of the 2006 Ryder Cup, 2016 Dubai Duty Free Irish Open, and 13 European Opens

In the North, Royal County Down, Royal Portrush (which hosted the 2019 Open Championship) and Portstewart. And then in the South West, you've got Waterville, Ballybunions Old Course and the Old Head course in Kinsale.

And as Ireland is a relatively small country, it’s easy to play a round at one or two courses in each region, even during a short stay.

So whether you want to focus on these regions, or wish to take in some of the hundreds of other great courses spread through the island, contact us today so we can help you create the perfect tour itinerary and pair you with the perfect golf loving guide for your time in Ireland.

We can also be sure to integrate some other elements into your trip so you can explore the culture, history and a little bit of everything else Ireland has to offer.