For years Ballyliffin has claimed title as Ireland's ultimate hidden gem. Golfers who experienced Ballyliffin would speak of it only in whispers. Remotely located on the spectacular Inishowen Peninsula, Ballyliffin seemed destined to dwell in splendid isolation.

On a peninsula where the bays of Sheephaven and Mulroy converge, the Rosapenna Hotel and Golf Links comprises two superb Championship Links Courses: the Old Tom Morris Links and Sandy Hills Links: two of the finest of Ireland's hidden gems.

More than a pretty course, Portsalon draws from a rich golfing history, having been established in 1891. The Club itself is relaxed, friendly, and unassuming, offering up loads of Irish hospitality. A challenging round of golf in a spectacular setting, among friendly people.

Situated in the seaside village of Castlerock on the famed Causeway coast, Castlerock is a classic twenty-seven hole championship links course that's a true hidden gem, often overlooked or overshadowed by nearby Portrush and Portstewart, but every bit as worthy of praise.

Located on Ulster's picturesque Causeway Coast, Port Stewart Golf Club offers up three outstanding championship golf courses: the Old Course, Strand, and Riverside. The club celebrates a century old golfing heritage.

Royal County Down enjoys almost mythical appeal, regarded by Tom Watson as "pure links in the truest sense," Royal County Down is consistently voted as the top golf course in Ireland and one of the top ten courses in the world.