Golf Holidays and breaks in Ireland

Golf Breaks Ireland

Map of Ireland Golf Breaks

Golf Courses in Ireland

One of the most accessible choices for golfing holidays, Ireland has plenty to offer.

 Small but mighty, the Emerald Isle packs a punch when it comes to picturesque play, having honed the skills of some of the sport’s champions - including Darren Clarke, Shane Lowry, and Paul McGinley.

 From the bracing winds at Portmarnock Golf Club to the two Championship courses at Druids Glen and parkland fairways at The K Clubit’s hard to beat Dublin as your Irish golfing destination.

 Further afield are two stunning courses located in the green and lush countryside of Ireland. The 4-star Ballyliffin Lodge And Spa Hotel has two great links courses – The Old Links and Glashedy Links.

 Meanwhile, Rosapenna Golf Resort in County Donegal also offers 4-star luxury with three links courses. Ideal for a longer golf holiday in Ireland.

FAQs About Golf In Ireland?

Which airports can I fly to?

There are a number of airports in Ireland, however those most popular for a golf break are Dublin Airport due to the number of flights from UK airports.

Which UK airports serve this destination?

Most regions of the UK provide direct flights to Dublin including Heathrow, Leeds, Manchester, Southampton, Exeter, and Bristol to name but a few.

How long is the flight time?

Flight times from UK airports to Dublin, Cork or Shannon are between 1 hour and 1 hour and 30 minutes depending on airport.

When is the best time for a golf holiday to this destination?

High season is considered to be between May and October.

What are the local attractions?

If you are staying and playing in Donegal then you must explore the west coast of Ireland which has featured in many films and Tv shows including Game of Thrones! Take your camera and capture some of the most beautiful scenery. If in Dublin or Kildare, then the Guinness and Jamieson’s tours are popular – especially for groups who want to relax away from the fairways.

Where can we go for nightlife?

No matter where you are in Ireland, you can be sure to enjoy great craic and a Guinness! Dublin is hugely popular for those looking for lively nightlife with plenty of stag and hen parties in the city along Temple Bar, whilst Cork, Donegal, and Ballyliffin have plenty of bars serving local whiskeys – something different than a big bar crawl.

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