18-Hole (Private) This is a testing eighteen-hole links situated of the most picturesque corners of the Ring of Kerry. A truly traditional experience awaits the visitors in Dooks. (Dooks, a word derived from Gaelic 'dumhac' meaning sand bank). The golf course is laid out on one of three stretches of sand-dunes...

18-Hole (Private) Ireland's second oldest golf club and one of the country's premier sporting theatres, Royal Dublin provides visiting players with a combination of a superb championship links course and a degree of hospitality that mirrors its historic development. Though laid out entirely on flat land Royal Dublin is as a...

18-Hole (Semi-private) Limerick Golf Club has matured over the past century into one of the most beautiful parkland courses in Ireland. Its tree-lined fairways offer a generous target for the golfer but any errant shots, particularly from the tee, can be severely punished. A beautiful clubhouse offers the visitor good food...

18-Hole (Private) Ballykisteen, which was formerly the site of a stud and riding stable, gives the impression of being a large park in which main obstacles are trees and water. Despite not being very long, it is a well-balanced and fair course. Because of the many tees every golfer has many...

36-Hole (Private) This is a legendary links. Frequently referred to as the St. Andrews of Ireland, Lahinch looks out on the ever changing Atlantic Ocean, and is subject to all its mood swings. However, comparisons between the two famous courses go much further as their respective citizens share a common love...

18-Hole (Private) The course is of championship standard and is set on 120 acres/49 hectares of parkland. It is mostly flat terrain with an abundance of trees. Notable features of the course are its four par 3's, the long par 4 11th and the final four holes which have often ruined...

18-Hole (Resort) Portmarnock is generally considered to be the finest course in Ireland. It is a majestic links, laid out on a peninsula some 10 miles north of Dublin, and thus, in the classic links tradition, its playing is affected constantly by the wind and weather. The championship course is laid...

18-Hole (Private) The course can be described as parkland and has many trees - some very old. It has some lovely views of the surrounding countryside and the sea. There are some hills to climb, but not too tasking. Delgany Golf Club is a private members golf club, however, visitors are...

18-Hole (Private) The course commands fine views of the Mourne and Colley Mountains and of the East coast of Ireland. It is a challenging eighteen-hole parkland course showing the benefit of recent development.

18-Hole (Private)