Golf Breaks Ireland
A short hop on the plane, or a quick ferry crossing from the UK, a golf break in Ireland is one of the most accessible choices from the UK. Dublin offers the world-famous nightlife its famed for, along with some great links courses in Portmarnock, and The Island GC. If its parkland you are after its hard to beat The K Club for an all-round golf venue. The Kerry region offers famous links courses which visitors from the USA travel 9+ hours to visit. Tralee and Ballybunion are some of the finest courses in the world and are just over an hour from the UK!4 golf holidays in Ireland
Golf Holidays In Ireland
Wow, what can we say about Ireland? From the warm welcome by the locals to the stunning links courses available, a round and a stay at a golf hotel in Ireland offers an amazing experience.
The North and West Coast area was awarded “Golf Destination of the Year” at the 2011 Golf Tourism awards for good reason. Ireland offers stunning links courses, yet to be discovered by the masses. Championship links designed by greats such as Faldo for under £50 a round. And the best thing? The Stunning value.
More Than Just Great Golf:
Experience the warm welcome the Irish have to offer with a great mix of on and off-course activities. From a lively weekend in the bars and restaurants in Dublin to a relaxed retreat to a stunning tranquil golf resort, Ireland offers a package to suit all budgets and group types.
This is destination offers a wealth of options whether you are looking for a cheap last minute break, stay and play package, a luxury golf and spa weekend or an incredible unlimited golf deal, there is a resort for you.
There are a number of incredible courses in Ireland to consider, from The K Club which is steeped in luxury to the rugged links course at Portmarnock. Due to the Celtic links with Scotland, it’s safe to assume this is a country that has played a central role in the history of golf with its first course dating back to at least 1856 but it’s thought the game was played on a more informal basis for a number of years before that.
Make The Most Of Low Travel Costs And Book A Bargain Golf Hotel in Ireland
With ferry crossings from as little as £50 per person, you don’t even need to worry about a hire car, what could be easier! Alternatively, many low-cost airlines fly to Ireland on a daily basis from the UK making it one of the easiest destinations to travel to for a golf break.
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Best golf courses in Ireland
Ireland has some breathtaking golf courses & resorts for you try your hand at. Here are some of the very best golf resorts in Ireland:
- The K Club Golf Resort
- Ballyiffin Lodge and Spa Hotel
- Portmarnock Golf Links
- Rosapenna Golf Resort
- Castlemartyr Golf Club
- Fota Island Golf Resort
- Mount Juliet Golf Club
- Bundoran Golf Club
- Castle Dargan Golf Club
- Rosses Point Golf Course
- Donegal Golf Club
- Knightsbrook Golf Resort
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.
Do I need a passport to travel to this destination?
Please see the Foreign And Commonwealth travel advice for full up up to date details: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/ireland
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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