Scottish Irish Combination Deluxe

Waterville 16th Hole

Ballybunion Old 16th Hole

Lahinch Old 8th Hole

St. Andrews Castle 15th Hole

Carnoustie Championship 14th Hole

St. Andrews Old Course - Swilcan Bridge

Along with a guaranteed time on St Andrews Old, this package also includes British Open venue Carnoustie Championship, St Andrews Castle Course of David McLay Kidd fame, and the 3 best courses in SW Ireland, Ballybunion Old, Waterville, and Lahinch Old.  Deluxe Hotel accommodations.

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Itinerary

Day 1
Arrive in Ireland
Enjoy your first 2 nights at a 5 Star Hotel in Killarney, one of the most picturesque towns in the Southwest.

Day 2
Play Waterville Course
Although it does not have the history of Ballybunion, this majestic links course perched on Ballinskelligs Bay has become accepted as one of the finest courses of its kind anywhere in the world. Long but not hilly, it is enjoyable to walk, with spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and Kerry Mountains. Each hole has individual characteristics and every club in the bag will be needed.

Day 3
Play Ballybunion Old Course
Undoubtedly, Ireland’s most famous golf course – a place of giant sand hills and deep valleys, this links course is a treat for the senses. Wildly beautiful and spectacularly located, when the wind lashes in from the Atlantic, this is not a place for the faint-hearted!

Spend the following 2 nights at Trump Doonbeg.

Day 4
Play Lahinch Old Course or Trump Doonbeg
Lahinch is steeped in history and the features of this famous course are carved out of natural terrain. The Old Course is the permanent home of the South of Ireland Open Amateur Championship (first played in 1895). This course also regularly hosts the Irish National Amateur and Professional Championships.

Doonbeg Course, redesigned from 2014-2016 by the great Dr. Martin Hawtree, the course has kept its original integrity by allowing the soul of the land to flourish while enhancing the playability and greens of each hole.

Day 5
Travel to Scotland
Spend your next 3 nights at a 5 Star Hotel in St Andrews, the home of golf.

Play St Andrews Castle Course
St Andrews Castle Course is located 2 miles outside of St Andrews, occupying a majestic cliff-top setting, which has been converted from a flat potato farm into a roller coaster ride of gargantuan proportions. David McLay Kidd, the young Scotsman responsible for Bandon Dunes, deserves all of the credit for creating a seaside gem, more than worthy of carrying the St. Andrews name.

Day 6
Play Carnoustie Championship Course
Dating back to 1560, Carnoustie is described as one of the true wonders of the golf world. Frequently used for the British Open, this 18-hole layout presents one of the greatest challenges for any player at the top of his game.

Day 7
Play St. Andrews Old Course on a Guaranteed Starting Time
It was nature that formed St. Andrews over the centuries, and the St. Andrews Old Course has seen little change from its original layout. From as early as 1552, this course has been visited by Royalty, as well as the greatest golfers the world has known. From the 1st hole crossing the bridge over the famous Swilcan Burn, to the 18th with its notorious Valley of Sin, there is no other golf course with the history of the St. Andrews Old Course.

Day 8
Depart Scotland.