Golf holidays in Ireland

Ireland:
A legendary destination to play

Experience the enchantment of golf holidays in Ireland, where lush landscapes and world-renowned courses create an unparalleled golfing adventure. From the rugged beauty of the Wild Atlantic Way to the serene countryside of the Midlands, Ireland offers a diverse range of courses that cater to all skill levels. Iconic links such as Ballybunion, Lahinch, and Waterville provide challenging play against breathtaking backdrops, while parkland gems like Druids Glen and Mount Juliet offer a more manicured yet equally captivating experience.

Beyond the fairways, Ireland’s rich cultural heritage and warm hospitality enhance your holiday. Explore historic castles, enjoy lively traditional music sessions in cozy pubs, and savor the finest local cuisine. Whether you’re seeking the thrill of championship courses or a more leisurely round in stunning natural settings, Ireland’s golfing destinations promise a memorable and fulfilling escape.

The sunniest months are May or June, and are the best times for a golf trip to Ireland. In fact, it’s not too hot and it doesn’t rain too much either, which ensures you have a pleasant trip.

A golf holiday in Ireland

Going to Ireland for a golf holiday is an excellent idea, as the country has no less than 300 golf courses. During the summer, the days are long, as the sun rises at 6:30 a.m. and sets at 10 p.m.: which gives you plenty of time to play and enjoy these endless landscapes. Worthy of a film or series, they are breathtaking and sometimes seem to have a certain magic. Professional players love coming to Ireland to challenge themselves and immerse themselves in the country where golf has its roots.

In the middle of lakes and mountains, find yourself alone with your shopping cart and enjoy the landscapes as far as the eye can see. Just 10 minutes from Dublin, in a preserved natural setting along the coast, come and work on your swing on the fairways of the Portmarnock Golf Links, where the greatest golfers from around the world have competed. In the very south of Ireland, the Fota Island Golf Club welcomes you in a wooded setting, dominated by century-old oak trees. Located 10 minutes from Cork, Ireland’s second largest city, this course was the first Golf Resort in Ireland and many prestigious events have taken place there.

Ireland: between Golf and the Craic

For an unforgettable golf stay in Ireland, you will be welcomed in one of the luxurious hotels at your disposal. Ireland is full of prestigious places steeped in history, such as the romantic Dromoland Castle or the imposing Waterford Castle, nestled on its private island. The walls of these centuries-old residences house spacious rooms benefiting from all modern comforts. After your round of golf, extend your relaxation with a spa session or treat yourself to a few lengths in a heated swimming pool, then taste Irish gastronomy in the best restaurants.

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