Royal Belfast Golf Club

Breakfast at hotel. Today we board the coach for the first time to head to the Royal Belfast Golf Club (5 min) for 18 holes.

Royal Belfast Golf Club

One of only a handful in Ireland to have ‘Royal’ prefix their name, the Royal Belfast Golf Club was formed in 1881 and was one of nine Ulster clubs who founded the Golf Union of Ireland in 1891. Members first played on an 18-hole course at Kinnegar, Holywood in 1882 but within 10 years the course became so busy – and the land was being used as a rifle range – that they moved to Carnalea near Bangor, this time playing on a 9-hole course. In 1925, the club finally relocated to its present 140-acre site on the south shore of Belfast Lough at Craigavad, Holywood where the views across the water to the Antrim hills are quite delightful.

Overnight: The Culloden Estate & Spa

Ardglass Golf Club

Breakfast at hotel. Today we head to the historic Ardglass Golf Club (50 min) for 18 holes.

Ardglass Golf Club

Ardglass Golf Club is well known for extending a warm welcome to its visitors who come from all parts of the world. At the clubhouse, parts of which date back to the 13th century, we have a fully stocked Pro-shop, an excellent restaurant, and of course Guinness on tap, as well as numerous otherbeverages for you to enjoy !!! We do hope you come and visit our courseand we don’t believe you will be disappointed. Quite simply, this is one of the most spectacular courses on the coastline of Ireland, with dramatic elevation changes that offer stunning views of the Irish Sea from every hole as they wind their way from the clubhouse out along the cliffs to a craggy headland then back again.

Overnight: The Culloden Estate & Spa

Belfast to Dublin

After breakfast at the hotel, no trip to Belfast would be complete without visiting the Titanic Museum, before we head to Dublin (approx. 2 hours 20 min drive). Once we arrive in Dublin, check in to The Morrison Hotel then enjoy a free evening in Dublin exploring the many, many pubs and restaurants.

Overnight: The Morrison Hotel

Druids Glen

Breakfast at hotel. Today we head to "the Augusta of Europe", Druids Glen (50 min) for 18 holes.

Druids Glen

Druids Glen golf course is one of the premier parkland courses in Ireland. The course hosted the Murphy’s Irish Open from 1996 to 1999 and was the host venue for the Seve Trophy in 2002. The classic parkland course features many signature holes and provides golfers with a thrilling golf experience amidst a beautifully manicured landscape.

Overnight: The Morrison Hotel

Portmarnock Golf Club

Breakfast at hotel. Today we head to Portmarnock Golf Club (40 min) for 18 holes.

Portmarnock Golf Club

Within a picturesque curve of coastline, 1 0 miles to the North of Dublin City, Portmarnock Golf Club sits majestically on a narrow tongue of shallow duneland. And a measure of its enduring quality, it remains one of the most respected venues in World golf. No other golf course in Ireland has been graced by so many distinguished players in a rich history encompassing a broad range of significant events. It’s where Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead successfully followed its serpentine route through classic linkland on their way to victory in the 1 960 Canada Cup. And it is where another generation of Americans, including Phil Mickleson and David Duval, secured a memorable Walker Cup triumph in 1 991 . These events along with 1 9 stagings of The European Tour’s Irish Open Championship, reflect the quality of a searching examination across the link’s twenty seven holes.

Overnight: The Morrison Hotel

Dublin to Limerick

After breakfast at the hotel, today we head from Dublin to Limerick (approx. 2 hours and 15 mins) where we will check in to the Clayton Hotel Limerick.

Clayton Hotel Limerick

With views from the idyllic location on the River Shannon waterfront in Limerick City Centre, Clayton Hotel Limerick offers free WiFi throughout and access to the Waterfront Restaurant, Grill Bar and Restaurant and ClubVitae leisure centre, featuring a 12 metre indoor heated swimming pool, Jacuzzi, gym, steam room and sauna. The light and modern rooms boast a flat-screen TV, tea/coffee making facilities, free WiFi and en suite bathrooms with soft cotton towels, a hairdryer and toiletries.

Overnight: Clayton Hotel Limerick

Trump International Golf Links

After breakfast at the hotel, today we head to Doonbeg (1 hour) to play 18 holes at the Trump International Golf Links.

Trump International 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 washed air knows why this land at Doonbeg is so unique.Spanning 1.5 miles of crescent shaped beach and sand dunes, the Dr Martin Hawtree newly re-designed course at Trump International Golf Links Doonbeg is a stunning sight to behold and offers views of the Atlantic from 16 of 18 holes. The average time taken for a round of golf is four hours and thirty minutes.The par-72 layout features a single loop of nine holes out and nine back, playing 7,026 yards from the back tees. In line with Norman’s philosophy of ‘least disturbance’, the most natural route was taken in laying the course out through the sand dunes. As a result, the course has a unique combination of five par 3s and five par 5s

Overnight: Clayton Hotel Limerick

Cliffs Of Moher

After breakfast at the hotel, today we take a rest from golfing to explore the Cliffs of Moher (20 mins away).

The Cliffs of Moher

One of Ireland’s favourite visitor experiences, the Cliffs of Moher tower over the rugged West Clare coast. Walk the safe, paved pathways and view the famous Cliffs on Europe’s western frontier and enjoy the spectacular vistas over the Atlantic Ocean and the Aran Islands. The Cliffs of Moher Experience has been named winner of ‘Ireland’s Best Visitor Attraction’ in The Irish Independent’s annual Reader Travel Awards for 2023.

Overnight: Clayton Hotel Limerick

Lahinch Golf Club

After breakfast at the hotel, today we transfer to Lahinch Golf Club (1 hour) for 18 holes.

Lahinch Golf Club

Old Tom Morris’ 1893 design, coupled with Alister MacKenzie’s 1927 enhancements, including the 9th green, and Martin Hawtree’s 2003 push into the big dunes, delivers an irresistible combination of beauty, challenge and fun. The course is a poster child for Irish tourism, what with its tumbling dunes and the Cliffs of Moher just to the north. Amazingly, the golf is every bit as good as its setting, headlined by a sterling set of two-shot holes that fall across the land in every conceivable manner.

Overnight: Clayton Hotel Limerick

Ballybunion Golf Club

After breakfast at the hotel, today we transfer to Ballybunion Golf Club (1 hour 15 mins) for 18 holes.

Ballybunion Golf Club

Located on the north-west coast of County Kerry, on a beautiful stretch of sand dunes overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, you’ll find a wonderfully challenging and unique world-class links golf course at Ballybunion – the Old Course. Whatever your choice, every hole, every hazard and every shot is defined by nature’s infinite presence.

There will be farewell dinner and an awards presentation provided this evening.

Overnight: Clayton Hotel Limerick

Last Day Farewell

All good things must come to an end! After 11 days of enjoying some of the most picturesque golf courses and landscapes in the world, today we bid farewell to the tour.

After breakfast at the hotel, a transfer to Shannon Airport (approx 20 mins) will be provided.