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This is arguably the most popular golf trip in Ireland. Here you will find a cluster of some of the most famous golf courses in Ireland, perhaps in the world. Ballybunion Old Course, one of Tom Watson's favourire courses, The Arnold Palmer designed Tralee, Waterville, the spectaular Old Head as well as Doonbeg and Lahinch.

Think of a golf trip on Ireland’s West coast and you will imagine some of the most spectacular links courses in the world. Mountainous dunes, cavernous bunkers, rolling fairways- making for some of the best golf courses you will play in Ireland.

Dublin is unique among world capitals insofar as it offers such a wide variety of top quality golf courses, all within easy access of the city centre. Just a short journey north of the city you will find the famous Portmrnock Golf Club and a little further on, The Island Golf Club.

Royal Conty Down and Royal Portrush are the two “Royal” Courses hence the naming of this tour. Undoubtedylt these are fantastic links courses. Standing proudly beside such household names are Portstewart, Castlerock, the Glashedy coures at Ballyliffin and the cliff-top gem at Ardglass.

St Andrews in Scotland is the home of golf and every golfer aspires to teeing it up on the Old Course one day. The fabled 17th (road hole) among others will linger long in the memory. This is really a golfing trip of a lifetime.

Where else will you find three Open Championship courses within 30 minutes of coastline? Only on Scotland's West Coast. Turnberry Ailsa Course, where Tom Watson's daring bid for a 6th Open title in 2009 came up just short, and just a short drive up the coastline you have Prestwick, the first Open Course and Royal Troon side by side.

[portfolio_slideshow thumbs=true include=”382, 383, 384, 385″] Golf Courses Golf courses in this trip include: Royal Dornoch Nairn Castle Stuart Royal Aberdeen Cruden Bay Brora