Royal County Down

In the Murlough Nature Reserve, Royal County Down is situated in one of the most picturesque natural settings for links golf anywhere on earth. The links extends along the shores of Dundrum Bay and zigzags back and forth to present a distinctive view from nearly every hole against the spectacular Mountains of Mourne backdrop.

Royal Portrush

The County Club, the predecessor to the Royal Portrush Golf Club, was established in 1888. Under the sponsorship of the Duke of York, it changed its name to The Royal County Club in 1892, and in 1895, the Prince of Wales gave it its current name.

Portstewart

Welcome to Portstewart Golf Club, which was established in 1894 and is home to three excellent authentic links golf courses. Few clubs in the British Isles or Ireland can make the claim that they are home to three courses.

Portmarnock Links

Portmarnock Links, which is situated on the edge of a rocky peninsula, originally became a playable course in 1995. Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links is the ideal location for anyone wishing to enjoy a stay in Ireland's capital because it is situated just 15 minutes from Dublin Airport.

Old Head

A 220-acre diamond-shaped piece of land that extends over two miles into the Atlantic Ocean is the site of Old Head Golf Links. As you play the course, various caves run beneath the promontory, which is almost an island. 180 acres are taken up by the links and practice area, and the remaining 40 acres of undeveloped cliff surround the course.

Ballybunion Links

The Old Course and the Trent Jones Cashen Course are two outstandingly difficult and distinctive world-class links golf courses at Ballybunion, which is situated on a lovely stretch of sand dunes overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in County Kerry. Whatever you decide, the infinity of nature defines every hole, every danger, and every shot.

Tralee

Every hole offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic, and the tower behind the third green, which dates to the 1190s, is one of many historical sites and Irish mythology that can be found here. The scenery at Tralee's golf course is arguably among the best in the world.

Ballyliffin

Ballyliffin, a premier golf club that was just founded in 1947, has quickly established itself as one of the best in the world. Ballyliffin is now firmly on the itinerary of every discerning golfer visiting this island. It is located on the northernmost tip of Ireland, at the beginning of the Wild Atlantic Way

Waterville

The top five courses in Ireland and the top 20 links courses worldwide both rank Waterville. When the legendary Eddie Hackett masterpiece was updated by renowned international golf architect Tom Fazio, the course began a new chapter in its storied past. Many of the top clubs in the world, including Winged Foot, Pine Valley, and Augusta National, have enlisted Fazio's help. "Waterville is truly spectacular in every way," claimed Fazio.

Doonbeg

Anyone who has seen these places, experienced the imposing force of the Atlantic Ocean pounding against the wild coastline of Clare, or inhaled its rain-washed air understands why this land at Doonbeg is so exceptional. The Dr. Martin Hawtree freshly redesigned course at Trump International Golf Links Doonbeg is a breathtaking sight to see and boasts vistas of the Atlantic from 16 of 18 holes.

Adare Manor

The Golf Course at Adare Manor is prepared to rank among the top championship courses in the world thanks to its exquisite design, outstanding upkeep, and ideal location within the regal estate of one of Europe's most extravagant manor house hotels. Tom Fazio, a renowned golf architect, took an already-award-winning course and turned it into a parkland paradise befitting a nation that ranks among the top golfing destinations in the world.

Druids Glen

The renowned County Wicklow golf course, which Pat Ruddy and Tom Craddock created and won the title of European Golf Resort of the Year in 2005, has undergone major renovations to maintain its reputation as the "Augusta of Europe." A little more than 90,000m2 of topsoil had to be removed and replaced during the restoration process to create the 7,222-yard, par-72 course that now exists

European Club

The original of the species and by far the most thrilling variation of the game is golf on the links, which are the sandy deposits pushed up by the wind or dumped by receding tides that connect the beach to the inland soils. There are only approximately 150 links in the globe, and Ireland, a little island, boasts the best of them thanks to its thrilling dunes and exhilarating golf courses that have developed over time.

K Club

Welcome to one of the premier golf resorts in Europe and the best in all of Ireland. With not one, but two parkland golf courses created by the legendary Arnold Palmer, whose classic courses are renowned throughout the world, The K Club offers a distinctive golfing experience.