Golf Courses

Ireland is home to many of the worlds favorite golf courses. From the delights of the famous such as Ballybunion to the pleasures of hidden gems waiting to be found, there is something for every golfer in Ireland. Adare Manor is one of Ireland s premier golf courses. Designed by Trent Jones this course includes 3 lakes and a meandering river. An exciting golf challenge indeed! Ballybunion is one of the most celebrated links courses in the world. It is known as one of the rare gems of Irish and World golf This championship Links course is situated on the verge of the Atlantic Ocean with the Twelve Bens Mountains in the background....

The choice of courses in England is almost endless for the discerning golf visitor. There are mighty seaside links such as those of Royal Liverpool Golf Club at Hoylake,where the Amateur Championship was born and where Bobby Jones won the Open Championship in his historic Grand Slam year of 1930. There is plenty of historic interest in English golf, with the oldest existing course in England and Westward Ho in Devon. The club was formed there in 1864 and today sheep continue to grace the ancient links on this common land. Alwoodley Golf Course has been known as one of the best kept secrets in British golf! Scenically majestic with an impressive course designed by Dr.Alister Mackenzie....

With Over 600 years of History Scottlands stirs in all golfers the call to come home. Having been the Home of Golf, the Birth place of this ancient royal Game, the country offers over 500 courses rich in tradition .So whether you prefer experiencing the romance of couples golf, escaping to the original beginnings of the golf, be it Spring , Summer, Winter or Fall. get in touch with us at Thru The Links. If traditional links golf is what you are after there are few better places to find it than on this wonderful old links of bent grass and dunes.Moulded by the hands of James Braid in 1923. Camoustie golf course is one of the oldest golf courses in the world....

Wales is an ancient land with much to offer the traveller, and indeed the golfer. From the dramatic mountain scenery of Snowdonia in the North to the coalmining valleys in South Wales, there is always something of interest. The vibrant capital city of Cardiff in the south offers a contrast to the sleepy fishing villages in the north. We have made a few suggestions of places to stay below, but of course there are many other fine options available and we can discuss that with you to find accommodation that suits your needs and should allow you to play the courses you have in mind. Aberdovey is a challenging links course with giant sand dunes, fast and tricky greens and vicious bunkers!...