Carr Golf Travel offers luxury golf experiences across several distinct regions of Ireland, each with its own unique character and world-class courses.
South West Ireland: The region is famed for its rugged coastline and legendary links courses. Golfers can expect dramatic scenery and challenging layouts at clubs like Ballybunion, Waterville, and Tralee. The area also offers luxurious accommodations and vibrant local culture, making it a favourite for immersive golf holidays.
Dublin & East Coast Ireland: Combining world-class golf with the energy of Ireland’s capital, this region features historic courses such as Portmarnock and The Island Golf Club. It’s ideal for those who want to mix golf with cultural experiences, fine dining, and easy access to Dublin’s attractions.
Northern Ireland: Home to some of the most prestigious courses in the world, including Royal County Down and Royal Portrush, Northern Ireland offers a blend of championship golf and stunning coastal views. The region is steeped in history and offers a rich cultural backdrop to your golfing itinerary.
North West Ireland: A hidden gem for golf enthusiasts, the North West features remote and scenic courses like Rosapenna and Donegal Golf Club. It’s perfect for those seeking a quieter, more authentic Irish experience, with warm hospitality and breathtaking landscapes.
A Carr Golf journey is about more than just world-class golf. The Irish pay proper respect to having a good time. In fact, they have a word for it. It’s called Craic (pronounced krack), and it’s a cornerstone of the Irish culture, so much so that it’s usually not just referred to as craic, it’s known as the craic. Carr Golf recognises the significance that the craic brings to a trip to Ireland, our focus is on injecting it throughout your time with us.
So get ready for memorable rounds of golf on historic courses. Be prepared for pampered stays at luxuriously appointed inns and hotels. And look forward to nights of revelry at fantastic restaurants and authentic Irish pubs, where the pints are cold, the music is lively, and the craic is off the charts.