Welcome to Luxury Ireland Tours
You will be assigned an expert tour designer that will work with you to build your perfect vacation.
Exceptional attention to detail, organisation and care that delivers incredible memories every time.
Our Drivers possess an unrivalled knowledge of our enchanting lands.
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The Emerald Isle is home to some of the best links and parkland courses in the world. Apart from maybe the Scots, no one understands the historic game better than the Irish. With a superb blend of outstanding golf courses, luxurious hotels, mouth-watering cuisine, and cultural hotspots, a golf tour of Ireland is always a memorable experience. At Luxury Ireland Tours, we have vast experience in creating bespoke Irish golf packages that fit the specifications of your party.
– Six courses ranked in the world’s top 50
– Over 400 courses
– The Golfing Union of Ireland is the oldest in the world
– 30% of all links courses are in Ireland
The weather is best between April and September, with the warmest and driest months being June, July, and August. Unsurprisingly, this is when the courses are busiest. If we had to say which month is best, we would suggest May or June. The weather is warm but the courses are quieter than July and August.
With over 50 of the world’s 200 links courses, Ireland is the home of links golf. Golf in Ireland is a game for the “everyman”, and there is a relaxed atmosphere at golf courses. The Irish play at a sensible pace and let faster groups play through, so you will be able to enjoy your round at your own pace.
Our clients generally land in Dublin, from which all regions are easily accessible. Alternatively, Shannon airport is a good option if you are travelling to the west or south-west of the country.
Our 7-day packages start from £3500 per head. This includes a private driver, 7 nights at four-star hotels, and 6 rounds of championship golf.
Our extensive fleet of vehicles includes multiple MPV Mercedes-Benz V-Class Vehicles (seating up to 8 people).
We also offer a range of S and C Class Mercedes Vehicles. For larger groups, we have a range of luxury coaches that vary in size from 15 to 40 seats. Our friendly drivers and high-end vehicles make travelling around Ireland a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Once you touch down at the airport, your designated chauffeur driver will be waiting to greet you, help with your luggage.
With our enviable knowledge of the Emerald Isle, we have experienced the very best hotels and restaurants. From luxury resorts like the K Club, to boutique wonders like Ballynahinch Castle, our reservations team will do their utmost to make sure you stay in the hotel of your choice and recommend the best hotels to suit your tastes and requirements. Ireland is famed for fine cuisine, cosy pubs, Irish whisky, and perfectly poured pints of Guinness. We recommend restaurants based on personal experience and reviews from our previous clients. Our team will make reservations to suit your taste and schedule.
We enjoy a close working relationship with the best golf courses in Ireland, and we can arrange caddie hire when needed. Irish caddies have a reputation for being some of the best green readers in the world. Not only that, they are charming, friendly, and full of laughs.
Many of our clients like to supplement their golf tour with sight-seeing and other activities. Ireland is a melting pot of culture, from man-made wonders to Killarney National Park; from the Cliffs of Moher to Trinity College, Ireland has a host of amazing sights. Our team will book tours and arrange entrance fees where necessary and your private driver will have the tickets ready for your arrival at the venues.
Ireland is split into four main golf regions, which are home to some of the best links and championship courses in the world.
The north-east is home to some of the finest links courses in Ireland, including Port Stewart, Royal County Down, and Royal Portrush. The stunning coastlines make the north of Ireland the perfect links terrain, so it is no surprise that over the years many world-class courses and hidden gems have been blended seamlessly into the coastline. In 2019, the British Open was held at Royal Portrush, with Irishman Shane Lowry battling his way to victory. The north is steeped in golfing history, but it has so much more to offer than just golf. From visiting the world-famous Giant’s Causeway, to the Game of Thrones experience, the North is a must-visit on your Irish golf tour.
The famous Irish capital, Dublin, is located on the east coast, where there are so many great courses within touching distance of the city that you will be spoilt for choice. Many revered links courses including Royal Dublin and Portmarnock straddle the south-east coastline. As well as great links courses, there are some fantastic parkland courses, including the K Club, which famously held the Ryder Cup in 2006. There is a great atmosphere in Dublin and many of the quaint pubs are the perfect retreat after a long day battling the links. From the acclaimed Temple Bar, to the Guinness Storehouse, there is plenty to experience.
The west is home to hidden gems and punches well above its weight. The region is famed for its natural beauty and this segment of the West Atlantic Way is truly breath-taking. Carne is one of our favourites, and all 27 holes embody what links golf is about. Perched on the north-western tip of County Mayo, the course is surrounded by sculpted dunes over 500 feet high and is a true test for all golfing abilities. While other courses in the north-west may be less famous, there are some real diamonds in the rough, including Rosapenna and Enniscrone, which combine undulating greens, rugged links land, and views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Regarded by many as the best golfing region in Ireland, the south-west is home to a cluster of impressive links courses, including Waterville, Ballybunion, and Tralee. In addition to great golf courses, the south-west offers fantastic hotels and hospitality. We highly recommend Ashford Castle, Trump International Golf Links, Adare Manor, and The Europe Hotel. For avid links golf fans, the south-west of Ireland is definitely one for your bucket-list.
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