If you're after truly wonderful courses, a golf break to Ireland should be one of your first ports of call. Irish golf holidays to the shores of Kerry, Dublin and the whole west and north coasts offer some of the best seaside tests in the world. Manicured fairways carve through idyllic settings at The K Club, Druids Glen and Adare Manor. If you fancy playing a mixture, you can always enjoy one of our tailor made Irish golf tours and with fabulous hospitality a given, an Irish golf break is one you'll never forget.

Northern Ireland boasts some wonderful golf courses including two of the world's finest links, Royal Portrush and Royal County Down. These legendary layouts are backed up by some more top class seaside and inland courses, but as much as the golf, the stunning scenery of a Northern Irish golf break will take your breath away. The region features lots of picturesque attractions, including the outstanding natural beauty of Giants Causeway in Antrim. The lively capital city is filled with superb hotels and surrounded by more great golf offering an excellent base for your golf holiday to Northern Ireland.

From a golfing point of view, the area surrounding Dublin offers the very best of the old and the new. Eastern Irish golf breaks and holidays can take in tours of the great links courses that adorn this coast such as Portmarnock and The European Club or stays at top class 5* golf resorts like The K Club and Druids Glen. With stays also available in central Dublin, your golf holiday can also take in a multitude of cultural activities.

South west Ireland is, without doubt, one of the world's leading golf holiday destinations. It is inundated with wonderful golf and does not lack for warm hospitality either! There are plenty of superb inland courses such as Adare Manor and Killarney, but it is the seaside tests that this part of Ireland is famed for. County Clare offers the best of old and new with Lahinch and Greg Norman's stunning Doonbeg sitting proudly on its coast. However, a golf break to Kerry can involve just as many stimulating challenges including Waterville, Tralee and, of course, the legendary links at Ballybunion. With over 1,000km of picturesque coastline and remarkable landmarks as well, a south west Irish golf holiday is one that will be treasured for a long time.

The European Capital of Culture 2005, Cork has a seemingly never-ending supply of great golf. Golf breaks to Cork offer great variety from entertaining parkland golf at Fota Island to the stunning cliff-top course at Old Head of Kinsale. The accommodation matches the standard of golf as we offer a selection of hotels from luxurious 5* retreats to lively bases in Cork's city centre, ensuring that you're never short of things to do.
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