11 Nights | 4 Stops | 8 Rounds of Golf
North West Ireland
Why not experience all that the North & West of Ireland has to offer by joining us for a 12 day golfing trip, experiencing some of the most spectacular and breathe-taking links golf courses in the world. The trip includes 8 rounds of golf at Enniscrone Golf Club, Carne Golf Links, Donegal Golf Club, Portsalon Golf Club, Ballyliffin Golf Club , Castlerock Golf Club, Portstewart Golf Club and Royal Portrush Golf Club. Not to mention the fabled Irish hospitality at some of the most famous hotels along the rugged Wild Atlantic Way.
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US$ 6,390 pp Sharing
US$ 7,890 pp Single |
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Arrive to Ireland and Travel to Portrush, Check in to the Bushmills Inn.
Play Royal Portrush – Dunluce Links
Play Portstewart – Strand Links
Play Castlerock Golf Club
Check out from Bushmills and travel towards Ballyliffin via Derry City to check in at Ballyliffin Townhouse Hotel.
Play Ballyliffin – Glashedy Links
Play Portsalon Golf Club. Check in to Harvey's Point County House.
Play Donegal Golf Club
Play Enniscrone Golf Club. Check into Mount Falcon Estate
Free day at Ireland
Play Carne Golf Links
Depart Ireland. See you soon.
It’s rare that a particular accommodation can have as important an influence on your overall experience as the golf courses you have travelled to play but this is very much the case with Bushmills Inn.
Voted one of The Top 10 small Hotels in Ireland by TripAdvisor 2018, the Ballyliffin TownHouse Boutique Hotel is ideally situated on the Majestic Wild Atlantic Way, close to Malin Head, Fanad Head & Slieve League. Offering sea views, each room comes with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a wardrobe and tea and coffee making facilities. They also have an en suite bathroom with free toiletries, bathtub or shower and hairdryer.
Located just outside the town of Donegal, Harvey’s Point boasts a stunning location on the shores of Lough Eske and staying here will prove a real highlight of any trip.
Mount Falcon Estate is a luxury 32 bedroom 4-star deluxe hotel with 45 luxury lodges located on the west bank of the River Moy and is situated perfectly for exploring the 2500km of rugged Irish coastline called The Wild Atlantic Way. Situated in the heart of the Moy Valley (which encompasses Mayo North and Co. Sligo) this Victorian Gothic manor house (est. 1876) exudes understated elegance from a bygone era. Originally constructed as a wedding gift; Mount Falcon Estate has subsequently become known as the most romantic house in Ireland.
The 2 AA Rosette Kitchen Restaurant in Ballina serves fine Irish and international cuisine to be paired with an extensive wine list, with wines from around the world. Indulge in the fabulous Spa & leisure centre, catch the elusive wild Atlantic Salmon on our private stretch of the River Moy, take flight with our Falcons, walk with our Hawks and learn about the nature of the wise Owls, take aim with archery or hit a flying target on our Clay Shooting range, fine tune your drive on the 9 bay golf driving range, walks & cycles on 3 km of forest trails or meet our gardener and his busy bees in the Kitchen garden. You will never be bored.
Located on the spectacular Causeway Coast in Northern Ireland, Royal Portrush Golf Club boasts two superb links courses, the Valley Links and the renowned Dunluce Links. Obviously you will want to play the Dunluce Links but the Valley is a more than worthy sibling and is worth playing in its own right or as part of a 36-hole day.
Located on the same stretch of coastline as the world-renowned links of Royal Portrush, Portstewart Golf Club boasts a magnificent setting on the famous Causeway Coast. The golf club offers 54 holes of links golf but it is the Championship Strand Course that is the jewel in the crown.
Situated on the Causeway coast and only a 20 minute drive from both Royal Portrush and Portstewart, the Championship Mussenden Course at Castlerock Golf Club is a more than worthy neighbour to both of these iconic links courses of Ireland. Designed and laid out in the existing nature, the course features tough doglegs, sloped fairways and tricky greens which often have several plateaus. Fairways winds between the railroad and the sea and the surroundings are second to none.
Designed around imposing dunes, the Glashedy Links at the world-famous Ballyliffin Golf Club has earned notoriety for its devilish bunkers and huge rolling greens, but also for its captivating mountain and ocean views. Unlike its sibling Old Links, Glashedy is laid out up in the wild a bit further inland and is devoid of any “weak holes”. Having hosted the North West of Ireland Open in 2002, Ladies Irish Open in 1998 and more recently, the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open in 2018, it is a true test of championship links golf.
Portsalon Golf Links was established in 1891, making it one of nine founding members of the Golfing Union of Ireland, the oldest golfing union in the world. This gem of Irish golf holds a lasting memory for every golfer of a truly outstanding golf links. Unspoiled, uncrowded, natural links land, surrounded by the spectacular Knockalla mountains and the beautiful white sanded beaches of Portsalon on the shores of Lough Swilly.
Located beside the quaint seaside town of the same name, Enniscrone is often neglected while discussing the great links courses of Ireland. A grave mistake that is realized right from the opening approach, as you make through endless dips and hollows to ultimately emerge from valleys that reveal striking views of Killala Bay, Bartra Island and the Ox Mountains.
Carne is a 18 hole links course on one of the most westerly points in Ireland. The beautiful location at Belmullet, County Mayo on the west coast of Ireland, facing the wild Atlantic and overlooking the Blacksod Bay, make this course something special. This paradise is set amidst the unspoiled nature, surrounded by an extensive dune landscape that nature has shaped over millennia. Carne Golf Links has been called nature's gift for the golfer.
Similar to County Sligo, Donegal Golf Club is the ideal golfing stop en-route from Northern Ireland or Ballyliffin to the great links courses of the Irish Northwest. Measuring over 7,000 yards from the medal tees, Donegal was designed by Eddie Hackett and officially opened for play in 1976 although the layout has undergone considerable alterations since, most of which have been carried out under the direction of Pat Ruddy.
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