Northern Ireland Golf Links Tour

You will have the services of a Driver-Guide with private vehicle for a full day today. Depending on your interests, your Driver-Guide will bring you to various sights within the city. In order to give as much flexibility as possible, we have not included entrance fees and these can be paid in person on site.

Founded in 1889, the Royal County Down golf course offers an exhilarating challenge to even the most experienced golfers. The setting of this links course is continually remarked upon for its outstanding beauty. The Mountains of Mourne in all their glory rise up from the Irish Sea. The fact that this course has five shots and several partially obscured approach shots makes it all the more formidable challenge to play. This is in addition to its well positioned bunkers. The course is kept in excellent condition and the greens are fast and difficult to read making an exceptional test of your golfing skills. Professional golfers from all over the world rate Royal County Down as one of the finest golf courses on earth. (Chp. Length 7,181 yards / Par 71). Golfers are required to have a 24 handicap or below.

County Down is perhaps the North's most scenic mountainous region that has been immortalized in the songs of Percy French and in ancient folklore. Spend the afternoon in the company of your Driver/Guide and see some of the magical sites in the area. Downpatrick is an ancient town with The Fort of Patrick, a hill on which Down Cathedral is placed and reputed to be the final resting place of St Patrick, Ireland's patron Saint. A large granite boulder marks his tomb and this is a place of pilgrimage on Ireland's national holiday. Newcastle is famous for sweeping long beaches and a golf course. Nearby the famed Tollymore Forest park is green and enchanting. The picturesque village of Rostrevor has a history of ancient kings and buried giants and is a beautiful point in which to explore more of Carlingford Lough.

You will have the services of a Driver-Guide with private vehicle for a full day today. Depending on your interests, your Driver-Guide will bring you to various sights within the city. In order to give as much flexibility as possible, we have not included entrance fees and these can be paid in person on site.

Enjoy a round of golf at Portstewart Golf Links - Strand Course. the challenging open links course boasts magnificent views of Donegal Hills, the rolling Atlantic, Strand Beach and the River Bann - especially from the 1st, 5th and 12th tees. Greens are fast and true. The 18th hole links course is of championship standard with more than 40 holes on offer. A golfing trip to Northern Ireland would not be complete without a round on the Strand course. The members here are very warm and welcoming and if you add this course to a round at both Royal Portrush and Royal County Down, you will have played three of the worlds finest links courses. (Chp. Length 6,779 yards / Par 72).

Among Ireland's most unforgettable beauty spots is the Causeway Coast that stretches from Belfast to Derry along the North Eastern region the Island. Driving from Belfast, you'll soon enter the Nine Glens of Antrim as they drop majestically from the Antrim Plateau to the ocean below. Touring the northernmost coast will encompass the beautiful highlights of this unique coast that includes The Distillery at Bushmills, Dunluce Castle and Carrick A Rede Rope Bridge as it hangs precariously over the North Atlantic Ocean. A stop for food or a drink at the historic 16th century Bushmills Inn in Bushmills is also a highlight. The Giants Causeway is a UNESCO World Heritage site rated as one of the Natural Wonders of the World. It is made up of 40000 interlocking basalt columns up to 12 metres long that stretch along the coast and into the ocean.  In order to give as much flexibility as possible, we have not included entrance fees and these can be paid in person on site.

Travel from Belfast to Donegal today, stopping off enroute at the Ballyliffin golf course for a round of spectacular golf.

Situated close to Carndonagh and Malin Head on Donegal’s Inisowen Peninsula, Ireland's most northerly links comprises 365 acres of spectacular dune land and is practically surrounded by rolling hills and mountains with the only other boundary being the Atlantic Ocean. Officially opened on April 2nd 1947, Ballyliffin Old Links Course is a classically old fashioned links. Like most fairways here, the terrain twists and tumbles in every conceivable direction. The Old Course bristles with charm, character and curiosity. In order to give as much flexibility as possible, we have not included entrance fees and these can be paid in person on site.

You will have the services of a Driver-Guide with private vehicle for a full day today. Depending on your interests, your Driver-Guide will bring you to various sights.

The outstanding Donegal links golf course offers a genuine challenge to the accomplished golfer and is an all round "true" test of golf. Being one of the longest golf courses in Ireland and Europe, it is ideally suited to big hitters of the ball. The reputation of Donegal Golf Club at Murvagh, designed by the legendary course architect Eddie Hackett, has been further enhanced by the new designs of Pat Ruddy. Continually featured in Golf Worlds Top 100 Courses in Ireland & Great Britain, this is a real challenge not to be missed.

West of Donegal Town is one of the most magnificent and fascinating regions in Ireland. The major attractions are the picturesque towns and villages of Killibegs, Ardara where Nancy's is a great lunch or dinner stop. Beyond this are the most spectacular and highest sea cliffs in Europe at Slieve League, an awesome sight with the Atlantic crashing below. Glencollumcille is a monastic sight located on the coast road which provides a fitting end to an invigorating day touring. Donegal town has a magnificent castle and some fine shops especially for tweed, the local industry for many generations.

Transfer from Donegal to Maynooth today in the company of your chauffeur driven vehicle. Sligo is an area of extreme beauty and varied landscapes with ancient sights dotted along its coast and mountains. South of the city is Carrowkeel, a five thousand year old megalithic cemetery which is hidden amongst the clambering hills. Ben Bulben is a beautiful Table Mountain where Ireland's greatest poet WB Yeats is laid to rest at Drumcliff where his gravestone with its enigmatic epitaph can be meditated upon. Also in the region are beautiful lakes, mystical Islands and pure waterfalls that inspired Yeats with romantic visions.

Carton House is located in an area that is rich in the quality of golf that is offered, yet it still provides a challenge that is worthy of any of its illustrious neighbours. It offers a golfing resort containing two testing championship courses, one designed by Mark O'Meara and the other by Colin Montgomery. The O'Meara course offers a traditional parkland challenge while the Montgomery is more difficult, because of fearsome bunkering and exposure to the wind. In order to give as much flexibility as possible, we have not included entrance fees and these can be paid in person on site.

Enjoy your transfer from your hotel to the airport today.