North & West Coast of Ireland Golf Experience

Dates & Prices

Prices are in USD, per person, based on 4 golfers and double occupancy.

Accommodations

Mount Falcon Estate

2 Nights at Mount Falcon Estate with full Irish breakfast daily.

The Ardilaun Hotel

2 Nights at Ardiluan Hotel with full Irish breakfast daily.

Vaughan Lodge

2 Nights at Vaughan Lodge with full Irish breakfast daily.

Golf Courses

Carne Golf Club

Carne in North Mayo on the West Coast of Ireland lies in magnificent unspoiled sand dunes overlooking Blacksod Bay and the wild Atlantic Ocean near the town of Belmullet.... More

Strandhill Golf Club

The golf course contains 6,200 yards of undulating fairways & unforgiving shortcuts, this and we promise will be an unforgettable experience by all who play it. The par 70 course... More

Enniscrone Golf Club

Enniscrone is among the finest and most challenging of traditional Irish links golf courses and offers 27 holes on 400 acres of magnificent links land, featuring the par 73... More

Galway Bay Golf Club

You are assured of a friendly welcome to what has been described as Galway’s finest 18 hole golf course. Visitors are attracted from all over Ireland to test their... More

Lahinch Golf Club Old Course

It has been described as ‘The St Andrews of Ireland’ and many other complimentary titles. Those who know and love the place firmly believe that Lahinch Golf Club doesn’t... More

Doonbeg Golf Links

Anyone who has been to these lands, who has felt the impressive power of the Atlantic Ocean forcing its way along the rugged Clare coastline or smelled its rain... More

Rosapenna Golf Club – St. Patricks Course

The Rosapenna Hotel & Golf Resort in North-West Donegal, Ireland has recently acquired the 370 acres formerly known as St. Patrick’s Golf Links (36 holes) that adjoins the 800... More

Before You Travel

• What to Pack for GOLF:
  • A quality rain suit, pants and jacket is a MUST! Zero Restriction and FootJoy are quality brands. If you do not own such apparel, it is expensive and note, you get what you pay for. So purchase wisely as you’ll be thankful you have it if you get a good lashing!
  • Rain gloves – a must when playing in the rain. They come in pairs and for good reason. A wet hand on a wet grip will only result in tears as your ball, and maybe your club too, will undoubtedly end up in the fescue.
  • A good ski hat – yes, not what you typically think of for golf but because most courses are on the ocean, the water temps are still only in the upper 50’s to 60 degrees. Combine these factors with some wind blowing onshore and then throw in some rain and it is a recipe for being miserable. A nice warm hat that can cover your ears could be your best friend.
  • A proper golf umbrella – a must as normal summer weather means intermittent showers that come and go throughout a 4 hour round. You can generally see what is coming so instead of changing in and out of rain gear, you can use a good sturdy wind-resistant umbrella to shelter you until the showers pass.

  Now, what about sunshine? Yes, they do have it in Ireland and when it comes out especially in the late spring and summer months, it can be quite warm to hot. Therefore, a few pairs of golf shorts are in order. Golfers have been known to wear shorts under their rain pants simply because the extremes from shower to sunshine can be very dramatic – so this is sometimes the best approach.

  All in all, these are the best tips to best prepare you for what we hope is a memorable experience golfing in Ireland.