The
Irish golfing experience is envied by golf resorts across
Europe. Irish golf courses enjoy pristine landscapes
and scenery so perfect that, once you have played golf
in Ireland, you will be organizing your next Irish golf
vacation before
your trip is over.
An
Irish golfing vacation is the ideal way to play some of
the most famous courses in the world, plus you will
be welcomed
by the most accommodating people in the world. You may
choose to stay in an Irish hotel, guesthouse or even
a grand Irish
castle. There are golf tour specialists who offer the
benefit of their experience. Being avid golfers themselves,
they
understand what goes into making a great Irish golfing
vacation. Only
the renowned warmth of Irish hospitality could top off
an unforgettable golf vacation in Ireland.
One
of Ireland's newest golf resorts is still under construction
in Mohill, County Leitrim. The Lough
Rynn Castle Resort is in the process of completing its Nick Faldo designed
golf resort,
with finalization expected in 2008. Located in the
rural part of northwestern Ireland, it is surrounded by
three
lakes and
a beautifully restored manor house and estate, which
was once the home of the Earls of Leitrim.
Irish
golf courses are renowned the world over. Courses like
Ballybunion, Old Head of Kinsale & Portmarnock, The
K Club and Druid's Glen are why golfers return time after
time. Whether
you are staying at a resort, a hotel, or B & B
in town, undoubtedly you will want to socialize with
your companions
in the evenings, perhaps by going to many of the
fine restaurants or pubs at or near your location.
Getting
around Ireland is relatively easy because the roads have
been dramatically improved in recent
years
and golf courses
are well sign-posted. For single golfers, couples
or small groups, I would recommend a car rental.
For larger
groups,
I would suggest a minibus or full-size touring
coach with driver, which, of course, depends on the size
of your group.
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golfing vacation by contacting Travelocity
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