Need an expert on Scottish and Irish golf? Tom Coyne wrote the book on them. The author has penned several critically acclaimed tomes, including A Course Called Ireland, for which he played all of its ...

The Irish love their golf, of course, and they’ve got a deep connection to the game to prove it. Since the mid-1800s, when the country’s first known golf club — Royal Curragh — was established, the ...

We’re hearing you better act quick if you plan to travel overseas. Many of the most popular destinations for international travelers are booking up for 2022—and some even for 2023. Golf in Ireland is ...

It's little wonder that golf is among Ireland's most popular sports, considering the golf courses in Ireland have to be the most beautiful in the world. If you're traveling to Ireland, book your tee ...

When you picture a golf trip to Ireland, vivid images unfold: wild, ever-changing weather; centuries-old traditions steeped in history; firm turf that tests every shot; wicked bunkers that challenge ...

GOLF has always been extremely popular in Ireland, but in recent years, the sport has boomed. This year’s Masters received huge coverage across the country, and punters flocked to the bookies to place ...

It’s a good and worthy debate: Who has the better links courses, Scotland or Ireland? If it can’t be answered decisively, we should at least acknowledge that the courses from each country are ...

Ireland will be the centre of the sporting universe in two years' time when the Ryder Cup is held at Adare Manor in Co Limerick. JP McManus's luxurious destination has long been a paradise for golfers ...

DOONBEG, Ireland, Sept. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Trump Organization and Trump International Golf Links® & Hotel Ireland, Doonbeg, are thrilled to announce, in conjunction with the DP World Tour, ...

The ownership group for Druids Glen Hotel & Golf Resort and the yet-to-open Curracloe Links in Ireland has entered into an agreement with the company 54, formerly known as Performance54, to manage ...

COVENTRY Hearsall Golf Club player Arianna Virik helped England Golfs under-16s storm to a 14-4 victory against Ireland.