Throughout your journey, visit Ballybunion Golf Club, home to a course once described by Herbert Warren Wind as “the finest seaside links I have ever seen.”

At Waterville Golf Links, you can sometimes experience all four seasons during a single hour. “That’s all par for the course there,” says Marty Carr. “You never know what’s around the corner.”

When teeing it up at Tralee Golf Club, you will walk a back nine that the course’s architect, Arnold Palmer, once declared to be designed by God.

Old Head Golf Links, located in the deep south of Ireland, is the a course created with the help of design consultant JB Carr. “I knew deep down,” JB once said, “that there would be no golfing stretch quite like it anywhere in the world.”

Doonbeg, is a stunning sight to behold and offers views of the Atlantic from sixteen of eighteen holes.

A southwest Ireland golf trip wouldn’t be complete without a round at Lahinch Golf Club, a course first designed by Old Tom Morris and later declared to be “the St. Andrews of Ireland.”