Wild Atlantic Links Odyssey

Often dubbed the “St. Andrews of Ireland,” Lahinch is a historic, wind-carved links redesigned by Alister MacKenzie. Expect blind shots, rolling dunes, and commanding Atlantic vistas.

One of the world’s most dramatic seaside links, Ballybunion pairs raw natural terrain with timeless design. A must-play for purists and thrill-seekers alike.

On the remote Ring of Kerry coastline, Waterville delivers a lyrical blend of panoramic views and soulful shotmaking. A beloved challenge for players who savour tradition.

A hidden gem framed by the Dingle Bay and Macgillycuddy Reeks. Dooks charms with its gentle undulations, native flora, and laid-back rhythm.

Parkland serenity beside Lough Leane. This six-time Irish Open host is as picturesque as it is playable, with generous greens and lake-kissed holes.

One of golf’s most awe-inspiring sites. Perched atop cliffs jutting into the Atlantic, Old Head is a visual and strategic masterpiece—a true once-in-a-lifetime round.

A classic seaside retreat just steps from the iconic Lahinch Golf Club. Warm interiors, local touches, and proximity to the Cliffs of Moher make this a perfect base to start your coastal Irish escape.

Set in the heart of charming Killarney, this elegant hotel blends refined comfort with full spa amenities. Just minutes from scenic lakes and championship courses, it offers ideal balance between play and peaceful leisure.

A contemporary riverside gem in the cultural heart of Cork. With stylish rooms, a buzzing restaurant, and nearby access to Kinsale’s gourmet coast, it’s the perfect place to conclude your Wild Atlantic trail.

Towering 700 feet above the Atlantic, these world-famous cliffs offer a dramatic backdrop for coastal walks, photography, or quiet contemplation at the edge of Ireland.