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Tired of all that rushing around from one side of the country to another, with an eye on the clock worried about not making your tee time? Our Baker’s Dozen Killarney can be your answer – Stay and Play the famous golf courses in Southwest Ireland.
Golf International invites you to savour the best in Irish hospitality with a flavor of old-world charm.
Our Killarney Baker’s Dozen places you in one of the most popular locations in Ireland. This bustling town is just 2 hours from Shannon airport in the Southwest of Ireland. Our carefully selected accommodations sets you right in the center of all the action to sample some of the world’s best golf, sightseeing, shopping, and extraordinary scenery.
Spend 7 nights in Killarney and play Ballybunion Old, Tralee, Waterville, Killarney Killen, Dooks and Adare Manor Courses.
Day 1
Arrive in Ireland
Day 2
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!
Day 3
Play Tralee Course
This Arnold Palmer designed course, the first in Europe, is set amidst the beautiful scenery associated with the Kerry region. This challenging course starts with a relatively flat front nine, set on the cliff tops; the second nine by contrast are built on and about the noteworthy dunes.
Day 4
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 5
Play Killarney Killeen Course
Golf has been played here – in majestic surroundings amidst the famous Lakes of Killarney – since the 19th century, hence the oft-heard referral to its being a “golfer’s dream”. Among the better holes on the Killeen parkland course are the 1st which follows the curve of Lough Leane’s shore, the stunning par three 3rd also along the water’s edge and the 13th – a long par 4.
Day 6
Play Dooks Course
Dooks – derived from a Gaelic word meaning “sandbank” – is a testing 18-hole links situated in one of the most picturesque corners of the Ring of Kerry. The course is laid out on one of three stretches of sand-dunes at the head of beautiful Dingle Bay.
Day 7
Play Old Head Course
Old Head incorporates a total of eighteen holes, nine of which play alongside the cliff tops, providing an exhilarating test of golf and concentration for players of all standards and categories. The vagaries of the Atlantic winds will ensure that the course provides a fresh challenge each day.
Day 8
Depart Ireland