Golf Tours in Ireland Along Some of the World’s Great Coastlines
For a lot of golfers, Ireland sits right at the top of the bucket list – a place of dramatic coastline, windswept fairways and golfing traditions handed down for generations. Golf in Ireland is never only about the courses. It’s the landscapes, the village pubs, and the stories that follow every round.
An Ireland golf tour can run from the rugged Atlantic coast to soft rolling countryside, each region with its own style of golf and its own pace of travel. First trip or fifth, we build itineraries that balance the golf, the sightseeing and the logistics of getting between them.
- Spectacular coastal and countryside courses
- Built for bucket-list golf holidays
- Tailored itineraries across multiple regions
- Made for groups, couples and golf societies

Groups
From solo adventures to groups of any size

Professional Escort
For those wanting guidance, tips or company

Carts & Buggies
Motorised carts or pull buggies reserved

Courses
Access to exclusive, iconic courses

Meals
Post-play snacks, drinks or full meal packages

Accommodation
Rest and relax at the end of each day

Sightseeing
Experience the must-see nearby destinations

Transfers
Return airport, course and hotel transfers
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Golf Trips With Friends
Ireland Golf Packages Built for Groups
Ireland is one of the most popular overseas trips for travelling golf groups, and it’s easy to see why. World-renowned Ireland golf courses, genuine hospitality and short distances between them mean you can play good golf every day without losing hours to the road.
Mates’ trip, golf club or corporate group – we take care of the planning. Accommodation, transport, tee times and the daily running order are all coordinated so the week looks after itself.
- Suits golf groups of any size
- Accommodation and transport arranged
- Flexible itineraries to match your pace
- Golf and sightseeing planned to fit together
Beyond The Fairways
More Than Just Golf in Ireland
The golf usually comes first, but Ireland gives you plenty more than great courses. Historic castles, coastal drives, traditional music, proper local food and lively towns add up to a trip that stretches well past the eighteenth.
Plenty of groups build in spare days to explore between rounds – scenic coastal routes, landmark stops, a bit of local culture. There’s something here whether you’re playing or just along for the ride.
- Historic towns and villages across Ireland
- Local food, pubs and traditional music
- Scenic coastal and countryside touring
- Something for golfers and travelling partners
Planning Your Tour
How We Build Your Ireland Golf Trip
Every Ireland trip is built differently. Some groups want to cram in as many rounds as they can; others prefer a steadier itinerary with sightseeing, rest days and time to soak up the local culture.
We start with your group size, travel dates and golfing priorities, then build a tailored itinerary covering accommodation, golf, transfers and the travel between them. It’s all sorted before you leave Australia, so the only job left is to enjoy it.
- Fully tailored Ireland golf tours
- Golf, lodging and transport all coordinated
- Support right through the planning
- Whether it’s your first Ireland trip or a return
Start Planning Your Ireland Golf Tour
Your bucket-list Ireland golf adventure starts here. Tell us your dates, your group and how you like to play, and we’ll take care of everything else: the tee times, the accommodation and all the travel between regions. With our team managing every detail, your only job is to show up with your clubs and enjoy the journey.
Ready to make it happen? Get in touch and we’ll start building your perfect Ireland golf trip.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Ireland considered one of the world's great golf destinations?
Ireland is home to some of the most respected courses anywhere, especially its traditional links. Add the dramatic scenery, deep golfing history and warm hospitality, and it’s a trip many golfers rate as once-in-a-lifetime.
How long should an Ireland golf trip be?
Most golfers spend eight to fourteen days. That’s enough to:
- Experience more than one region
- Play a range of Ireland golf courses
- Fit sightseeing in between rounds
- Travel without feeling rushed
Australian travellers often lean towards the longer trip, given the distance involved.
What's included in an Ireland golf package?
Most golf packages can include:
- Accommodation
- Golf bookings
- Ground transport
- Airport transfers
- Itinerary planning
- Sightseeing recommendations
Each package is built around your group’s goals and preferred pace.
Is Ireland suitable for golfers of all skill levels?
Absolutely. Ireland is famous for challenging links, but there’s golf to suit every ability. We shape the itinerary around your group’s handicap range so everyone gets a trip they enjoy.
When is the best time to play golf in Ireland?
The season generally runs spring through autumn. Summer brings the longest daylight; spring and autumn often serve up excellent conditions with fewer crowds.
Can non-golfers enjoy an Ireland golf holiday?
Yes – Ireland is a great fit for mixed groups thanks to its history, scenery and culture. Non-golfers often enjoy:
- Historic landmarks
- Coastal drives
- Local food and pub experiences
- Shopping and sightseeing
- Guided day tours
How far in advance should I book an Ireland golf tour?
Ireland is one of the world’s most sought-after golf destinations, especially in the peak months. For the best accommodation and golf availability, we generally recommend booking six to twelve months ahead – earlier again for larger groups or peak-season travel.