It really does not matter which part of Ireland you visit, you will never be far from a world-class links course or a surprising parkland course.
With over 300 golf courses in Ireland, it is more about where you want to go when you are not golfing or planning your entire visit on playing the courses you want to play before you die.
Many believe that the South West of Ireland is the best region for golfers. With brilliant courses such as Ballybunion, Tralee & Waterville all close together, it’s a perfect place to stay and play.
If you stay on the east, you can spend time around Dublin where you are never far from a few world’s best links courses including Royal Dublin and Portmarnock with the chance to playing the parkland K Club.
Towards the West and Northern West you might not find the big names, but with the wild Atlantic, it’s part of the country you will never forget.
Dublin is a great place to play golf – whether its a short golf break or the start of a longer golf holiday in Ireland – Dublin has over 60 of the finest Irish Golf Courses. They cater for all levels of golf.
Across the centre, you can also play 2 majestic parkland courses – Castle Country Club and St Anne’s Golf Club. A personal favourite would be Castleknock. But let’s not forget The Island Golf Club a classic links course set in naturally rugged terrain.