Lahinch Golf Club is a world-renowned links golf course in the village of Lahinch on the northwest coast of County Clare, Ireland. Lahinch’s Old Course has benefited both from the natural characteristics of the terrain and from the genius of distinguished course architects. Founded in 1892 by officials of Limerick Golf Club Alexander W. Shaw and Richard J. Plummer, they laid out an 18-hole course, which has often been described as the “St. Andrew’s” of Ireland.

Ballybunion Golf Club has a secluded location on the southwest coast of Ireland. The course is situated right along the shoreline, providing sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and you will be awoken by the fresh breeze that blows off the ocean. The natural terrain has been well preserved which allows the long grass to grow across the dunes.

In 2015, Golfing Magazine voted The Old Course at Ballybunion the number 1 links course in Ireland and just recently it was rated number 20 in the top 100 Golf Courses of the world.

President Clinton paid a visit to Ballybunion in 1998 and the very famous Golden Bear’ Jack Nicholas played Ballybunion in 1989.

Tralee Golf Club, designed and built by Arnold Palmer, this stunning setting represents a true paradise for those willing to challenge what is widely acclaimed as one of the finest links courses in the world.

Waterville Golf Links is a championship links rated 10th in Golf World “Top 100 in Britain and Ireland”. It is the # 1 course in the Republic of Ireland whose membership includes, among players, Tiger Woods and Mark O’ Meara. Waterville hosted the 2014 Irish Seniors Amateur and, as in the years past, it is the favorite links for US Tour players before the British Open.

Golf has been played in Dooks since 1889 which makes it one of the oldest Golf Links in Ireland. For the golfer who is seeking a beautiful and tranquil environment to enjoy great golf, Dooks presents just that. It is is a hidden Gem renowned for its friendliness, spectacular views and presentation standards all year round.

Dooks is not as exposed as some Irish courses and features an amazing variety of gorse, heather and wild flowers, the ‘gentle’ wind is never far away and the narrow sandy fairways and well contoured greens offer you a real taste of traditional links golf as its very best.