East Coast Itinerary
The East coast is home to Ireland’s capital city Dublin, An Itinerary on the East coast of Ireland is perfect for those looking to combine a city break with world class golf, You can spend your days playing some of the worlds best golf courses like Portmarnock, The European Club & The Island and spend your nights exploring the incredible city of Dublin and sipping on pints in the famous Temple Bar !, Here is what your trip to The Eastcoast of Ireland might look like.
Day 1 – Jameson Links
Today you will arrive in to Dublin Airport and make the short hop over to Jameson Golf Links. It doesn’t get much more Irish than playing on the course created by John Jameson the founder of Jameson Irish Whiskey. Just make sure not to hit Johns grave off the first tee !
Day 1 – Jameson Links
Today you will arrive in to Dublin Airport and make the short hop over to Jameson Golf Links. It doesn’t get much more Irish than playing on the course created by John Jameson the founder of Jameson Irish Whiskey. Just make sure not to hit Johns grave off the first tee !
Day 2 – The Island
After having some pints in temple bar last night the group will set off for The Island this morning for the second round of your trip. The Island is superb and can hold its own with the very best courses in the country
Day 2 – The Island
After having some pints in temple bar last night the group will set off for The Island this morning for the second round of your trip. The Island is superb and can hold its own with the very best courses in the country
Day 3 – The European Club
Owned and run by the legendary Ruddy family, The European Club is Pat Ruddy’s pride and joy. So much so that he built 20 holes there with one of them being better than the next !. The European Club is known to be one of the toughest tests of golf on The Island of Ireland so for those less seasoned, its best to play off forward tees !
Day 3 – The European Club
Owned and run by the legendary Ruddy family, The European Club is Pat Ruddy’s pride and joy. So much so that he built 20 holes there with one of them being better than the next !. The European Club is known to be one of the toughest tests of golf on The Island of Ireland so for those less seasoned, its best to play off forward tees !
Day 4 – Royal Dublin
One of only five courses on The Island of Ireland bestowed the Royal tag, Royal Dublin lives up to its first name. Perched on Bull Island the drive across to Royal Dublin is incredible and the golf isn’t half bad either !
Day 4 – Royal Dublin
One of only five courses on The Island of Ireland bestowed the Royal tag, Royal Dublin lives up to its first name. Perched on Bull Island the drive across to Royal Dublin is incredible and the golf isn’t half bad either !
Day 5 – County Louth
Known as “Baltray” by the locals, County Louth is located around an hour North of Dublin and is certainly worth the journey. County Louth was the scene of one of the most famous moments in Irish Golf as a 22 year old fresh faced Shane Lowry won The Irish Open as an amateur. The scenes that followed will go down in Irish Legend and hopefully you experience something similar for your round at Baltray !
Day 5 – County Louth
Known as “Baltray” by the locals, County Louth is located around an hour North of Dublin and is certainly worth the journey. County Louth was the scene of one of the most famous moments in Irish Golf as a 22 year old fresh faced Shane Lowry won The Irish Open as an amateur. The scenes that followed will go down in Irish Legend and hopefully you experience something similar for your round at Baltray !
Day 6 – Portmarnock
The final day of your trip leads you to the world famous Portmarnock. Considered one of the “Big 5” golf courses in Ireland Portmarnock is superb and is considered a stern test of golf. Its best to avoid those fairway bunkers at all costs !
Day 6 – Portmarnock
The final day of your trip leads you to the world famous Portmarnock. Considered one of the “Big 5” golf courses in Ireland Portmarnock is superb and is considered a stern test of golf. Its best to avoid those fairway bunkers at all costs !
