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Southwest Golf Tour


This tour takes in the Southwest of Ireland and features some the best known links courses in the world. It allows some free time from golf to experience the Irish heritage of the Southwest.

Ballybunion is always featured in the worlds top ten golf courses while Lahinch is never far behind. The spectacular views that can be seen while playing Waterville is amazing. Dook's is set out on one of the three stretches of sand dunes at the head of Dingle bay. A truly magical location for a stunning golf course. Killeen course is the best known of the three Killarney courses.


At a Glance

  • Five Rounds of Great Link's Golf at Ballybunion, Lahinch, Waterville, Dook's and Killarney.
  • Hotel Accomodation.
  • Car Hire - Inclusive of Unlimited Miles/CDW/Theft Insurance/Vat/
  • Great Views/Great Pubs/Great Music.
  • Price From 1750 Euros pps.


1. Lahinch
2. Waterville
3. Killarney
4. Dooks
5. Ballybunion


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Tour Highlights
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Lahinch Golf Club

More than a 100 years old and the handiwork of Alistar McKenzie and Old Tom Morris, Lahinch is steeped in Irish Golfing tradition, a classic links experience in a stunning location just two miles from the Cliffs of Moher.
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Ballybunion Golf Course

One of the most famous links golf courses in Ireland, indeed the world, Ballybunion is comprised of two championship courses: the Old Course and the Cashen Course.
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Waterville Golf Course

Designed by the legendary Eddie Hackett, Waterville Golf Club provides the quintessential links experience, in an ideal location along the famed Ring of Kerry.



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The Cliffs of Moher

The Cliifs of Moher- a sheer precipice 8km long with their sheer verticality are without doubt the most impressive stretches of coast in the west of Ireland. Probably the most visited site outside of the capital city, the Cliffs of Moher are certainly one of the highlights of any visit to Ireland standing at a commanding height of over 200 metres.