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Links Golf
Walk the same fairways as the legends of the game. From the towering dunes of Ballybunion to the historic greens of St Andrews, we secure your place on the world’s most iconic links.
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Everything you need to plan the perfect golf holiday in Ireland.

FEATURED LINKS
Enniscrone
Enniscrone is a remarkable links on the Killala Bay in County Sligo. A truly natural golf course, it winds through enormous sand dunes and offers a world-class experience that remains one of Ireland’s best-kept secrets. It’s a must-play on any serious Irish golf itinerary.
THE LINKS COLLECTION
Iconic Courses to Master

Tralee
Arnold Palmer’s masterpiece hugging the wild Kerry coastline — a course of jaw-dropping drama from the very first hole.
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County Louth
Known as Baltray, this classic links north of Dublin is widely regarded as Ireland’s finest undiscovered gem.
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Old Head of Kinsale
Perched on a dramatic headland in County Cork, Old Head is one of the most spectacular golf settings on the planet.
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Royal Portrush
Home of The Open Championship and one of the world’s truly great links courses, set along the Causeway Coast.
NORTHERN IRELAND

Royal County Down
Consistently ranked the world’s No. 1 golf course. Mountains of Mourne, Dundrum Bay, and pure links perfection.
NORTHERN IRELAND

Ballybunion
Tom Watson called it a course the game of golf has always been meant to be played. One of the greatest links experiences on earth.
IRELAND

Saint Andrews
The Home of Golf. No bucket list is complete without a round on the Old Course — the spiritual heart of the game.
SCOTLAND

Waterville
A jewel of the Ring of Kerry links, beloved by Tom Watson and Tiger Woods — a true pilgrimage for any serious golfer.
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Portmarnock
A storied links north of Dublin that has hosted eleven Irish Opens — pure, demanding, and deeply traditional.
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Ballyliffin
Ireland’s most northerly golf club, perched on the Inishowen Peninsula — remote, raw, and ranked among the world’s best links.
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Portstewart
Strand Course — a stunning links on the Causeway Coast with an opening nine through towering duneland that is among the best in golf.
NORTHERN IRELAND

Lahinch
The St Andrews of Ireland — a beloved links on the Clare coastline with more than 130 years of golf history.
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Castlerock
A hidden gem on the Causeway Coast, Castlerock sits between the River Bann and the Atlantic — classic links golf at its most unpretentious.
NORTHERN IRELAND

The Island
North of Dublin, The Island is a private links of extraordinary quality — once accessible only by boat, now one of Ireland’s most prized courses.
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Murvagh
Donegal Golf Club at Murvagh — a long, natural links on a peninsula surrounded by tidal flats, with the Blue Stack mountains as a backdrop.
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THE HOME OF GOLF
Why We Play the Links
Ireland and the UK are widely considered the home of the world’s great links golf courses. The natural landscape produced by glaciers and sculpted by wind produces courses unlike anything found elsewhere. Links golf is the game in its purest form — a battle against the elements, the undulating dunes, and the clever architecture of nature. At G Golf Ireland, we don’t just book tee times; we prepare you for the experience. Our local knowledge ensures you play the courses at their best, with the right caddies and the perfect timing.
FEATURED LINKS
The European Club (Brittas Bay)
Designed by the legendary Pat Ruddy, The European Club is an extraordinary links on the Wicklow coast. With 20 holes — two alternatives built to give members variety — it’s a place of pilgrimage for serious golfers. Currently undergoing a full rebuild and rebranding and reopening in July 2027. We cannot wait!

“No finer place to play golf is in Ireland. It’s the most beautiful country to play golf in. And when you come as our guest, we will show you more in a few days than you’d find in a lifetime.”
BILL MURRAY
PLAN YOUR LINKS GOLF HOLIDAY
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Tell us which links you want to play, who you’re travelling with, and your dates — we’ll come back with a personalised itinerary you’ll never forget.
