Ireland, the destination of choice for your golfing vacation.
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An example 10 Day golf vacation in Ireland
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| Day 1 |
| On Arrival - You will be met on your arrival by your tour organizer and your transport arranged to Portmarnock hotel which will be your base for the next three days. |
| Play - Royal Dublin Golf Club |
 Home club of the famous Christy O’Connor Snr., this championship links course is a magnificent stretch of shallow dune land only five miles from Dublin City Centre. With its old style, “out and in” layout, the course is at its toughest on the back nine into a prevailing wind. The closing holes are a fine test for any golfer. |
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| Day 2 |
| Play - Portmarnock Golf Club |
 This is without doubt one of the world’s greatest links courses. Unlike many championship links courses which play nine out and nine home, Portmarnock demands a continual discernment of wind direction. Another advantage of its peninsular location is the open space and long views of the distant scenery that meet the eye. |
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| Day 3 |
| Play - The Kildare Club (K-Club) |
 Designed by Arnold Palmer, this course is recognised as one of the finest in Europe and so is the worthy host of the 2006 Ryder Cup. This superbly designed 18 hole championship course is a true test of parkland golf |
| Can you set the standard for the Ryder Cup in 2006 ? |
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| Day 4 |
| Free Day - Drive to Killarney |
 A wonderful and scenic drive to the south of Ireland to check in to to The Killarney Royal hotel, your base for the next four days. The town of Killarney is a great base for both Golfers and Non Golfers touring the South West of Ireland. A charming and friendly atmosphere awaits. |
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| Day 5 |
| Play - Tralee Golf Club |
 An Arnold Palmer designed links course with spectacular views of the ocean and mountains. This is a tough but fair test of golf with one of the best back nines you will ever see. The location and design of this course merits all the great reviews it has earned over the years. |
| The 12th hole is one of the premier par 4’s you will ever play. Will you make it in 2 ? |
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| Day 6 |
| Play - Old Head Golf Links |
 Old Head Golf Links is surrounded by the Atlantic ocean which provides beauty beyond belief. Situated hundreds of feet above dramatic cliffs, the views are breathtaking. The course provides challenging shots for all golfers, however the ever changing wind, from which you will receive little protection, does not help you score. Truly an awe inspiring course which must be played at least once in your lifetime. |
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| Day 7 |
| Play - Waterville Golf Links |
 Another of Ireland’s finest links course which has to be included in any itinerary of the southwest of Ireland. The late Henry Cotton once stated that “Waterville has to be one of the greatest golf courses ever built. If it were located in Britain, it would undoubtedly be a venue for the British Open. I have never seen a more consistent succession of really strong and beautiful golf holes than here.” |
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| Day 8 |
| Play - Ballybunion Golf Club |
 The championship links of the Old Course in Ballybunion is ranked among the top ten in the world. A true seaside links, which rewards good shots and test the patience of any golfer. Accuracy is of the utmost importance as the greens are small targets with little room for error left or right. Ballybunion is simply a magnificent challenge and one which you will want to play again and again. |
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| Day 9 |
| Play - Lahinch Golf Club |
 Established in 1892, the Lahinch Old Course is frequently referred to as the Saint Andrews of Ireland. It looks out on the ever changing Atlantic Ocean, and is subject to all her mood swings. It has an abundance of exceptional golf holes, where the natural terrain is utilised to optimum advantage. This Championship course should be on every golfers itinerary. |
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| Day 10 |
| Play - Lahinch Golf Club |
 Depart via Shannon Airport After eight enjoyable days of unforgettable golf , it’s time to travel home. |
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