Signature Ireland Golf Tour 2025 Inclusions

10 Nights’ Accommodation

• • 2 Nights at Portmarnock Hotel in Dublin
  • 4 Nights at the Randles Hotel in Killarney
  • 3 Nights at the Lahinch Coast Hotel in Co. Clare
  • 1 Night at Mount Falcon Estate in Co. Mayo
• Daily Breakfast at your hotel

Golf

6 Rounds of golf (Pull-trolleys included)

• • Portmarnock Links (Golf Digest’s #4th Best in Ireland)
  • Dooks Golf Links (#27th Best in Ireland)
  • Tralee Golf Club (Golf Digest’s #11th Best in Ireland
  • Ballybunion Golf Club (Golf Digest’s Best in Ireland)
  • Lahinch Golf Club (Golf Digest’s #2nd Best in Ireland)
  • Enniscrone Golf Club (Top 15 in Ireland)

Meals

• Welcome Dinner with drinks
• Farewell Dinner with drinks
• Lunch near Cashel, inclusive of drinks
• Lunch near Adare, inclusive of drinks
• Other Meals as indicated in the itinerary

Sightseeing (Non-golfers will get more alternatives on golf days)

• Cliffs of Moher sightseeing
• Rock of Cashel sightseeing
• Guinness Factory experience

Misc.

• Premium travel kit and branded apparel
• Group airport, hotel & golf transfers by luxury touring coach
• Driver gratuities
• All taxes & fees included
• Escorted by your Voyages.golf tour hosts throughout

The Open 2025 – 7-Night Post-Tour Add-on

Non-Golfers Welcome!

• 2 Nights at the Europa Hotel in Belfast, 14 – 16 July 2025
• 5 Nights at the Everglades Hotel in Derry, 16 – 21 July 2025
• Two rounds of golf (walking) with push-trolleys:
  • Portsalon Golf Club (#22 in Ireland)
  • Ballyliffin Golf Club – Glashedy Links, or similar (#13 in Ireland

• 2-day General Admission Tickets to the 153rd Open Championship:
  • Friday
  • Sunday
• Black Cab tour of Belfasts’ Troubles, Tuesday 15 July
• All hotel, golf and airport transfers by private coach
• Farewell dinner at the Everglades hotel in Derry, 20 July

Not Included

• Items of a personal nature
• Flights
• Travel insurance
• Meals not mentioned above
• Gratuities and tips, unless stated above

Day 1: Friday 04 July 2025 – Arrivals

• Arrive & check-in at the Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links for two nights.
  • Please book your flight to arrive by 13.30PM, as we have a group transfer scheduled for 14.30. We can book private transfers at extra cost if you are arriving at a different time, or from a different location.
• Enjoy our official welcome dinner and drinks on us as we introduce your fellow travellers and tour hosts
• Overnight at the Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links

Day 2: Saturday 05 July

• We jump right into it today with a round of golf onsite at the famous Portmarnock Golf Links, designed by Bernhard Langer. This is one of Ireland’s premier golf courses and is rumoured to be in contention for hosting the first Open Championship outside of the United Kingdom. Golf Digest ranked Portmarnock as #25 Best Course in Ireland.
• Tonight is free to spend at your leisure; we’ll head into Dublin for a tour of the Guinness Factory and a return transfer is included. You can elect to stay in Dublin for dinner after the tour.
• Overnight at the Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links

Day 3: Sunday 06 July

• Today we leave Dublin and head south-west to an area of outstanding natural beauty: Killarney, Co. Kerry, for five nights to use as a base while exploring the Ring of Kerry. Our hotel is the centrally-located Randles Hotel, which a located on the main street, near all the restaurants.
• On the way, we’ll stop for lunch in near historic town of Cashel, and see the famous Rock of Cashel, where the old Irish Kings were crowned in Co. Tipperary. Lunch is included this day.
• Overnight at the Randles Hotel, Killarney

Day 4: Monday 07 July

• The day has arrived for the famous Tralee Golf Club. Designed by Arnold Palmer, this links golf course ranks as Golf Digest’s 11th Best Golf Course in Ireland.
• Palmer famously said of Tralee: “I may have designed the first nine, but surely God designed the back nine.”
• Overnight at the Randles Hotel, Killarney

Day 5: Tuesday 08 July

• Today we head as far south as we’ll get on this golf tour. We head to Irelands’ Dingle Peninsula to Dooks Golf Links. The spectacular views which adorn Dooks make it one of Ireland’s most beautiful spots for playing golf. It is surrounded by bays, sea and endless mountains, and it is a rainbow of colours. Dooks is a wildly natural links set over heaving terrain which drops down to the water’s edge. The course’s reputation flourishes on its crumpled dunescape, its renowned welcome and greens that are perfectly maintained experienced.
• Overnight at the Randles Hotel, Killarney

Day 6: Wednesday 09 July

• For our final round of golf in the Kerry region, we head to the esteemed Ballybunion Golf Club, ranked by Golf Digest as the best golf course in Ireland (excluding Northern Ireland). Designed by James McKenna, Ballybunion’s Old Course is a thrilling, dramatic test of golf.
• This evening is your final night in Killarney, so make your dinner plans count!
• Overnight at the Randles Hotel, Killarney

Day 7: Thursday 10 July

• After breakfast at your leisure, we head to Co Clare for 2 nights at the Lahinch Coast Hotel.
  • There is time for an early round of golf at Killarney Golf & Fishing Club for those that want to play. It is an amazing golf course located in the heart of Killarney and surrounded by hills.
• On the way, we’ll stop in the charming town of Adare for a group lunch and a walk around the stunning town.
• Overnight at the Lahinch Coast Hotel

Day 8: Friday 11 July

• Today we’ll play Lahinch’s Old Course, a classic seaside links designed by Old Tom Morris hundreds of years ago. This is ranked as the second best golf course in Ireland by Golf Digest, soak it up!
• After golf, we’ll make some time in town to explore and have a pre-dinner drink. The evening is free to spend at your leisure.
• Overnight at the Lahinch Coast Hotel.

Day 9: Saturday 12 July

• This morning if free to spend at your leisure.
  • You will have the option to play golf at Trump Doonbeg which is a fantastic links golf course, or you can relax.
• In the afternoon, we’ll head to the famous Cliffs of Moher, offering amazing views over towering cliffs next to the Atlantic Ocean. Ensure you bring your camera!
• Overnight at the Lahinch Coast Hotel

Day 10: Sunday 13 July

• After breakfast at your leisure, we check-out and head north to Enniscrone Golf Club. Today is an afternoon round on this famous links course in Co Sligo. Designed by Irishman Eddie Hackett, this course is ranked as the 10th Best Golf Course in Ireland by Golf Digest.
• After golf, we head to Mount Falcon Estate for one night
• This evening is our farewell dinner with drinks on us. Enjoy the night and world-class cuisine as we say our goodbyes.

Day 11: Monday 14 July

• After breakfast at your leisure, we head east to Belfast. For those just doing the Ireland Tour, you’ll head to the airport (book your flight after 13.00)

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The Open 2025 Extension 

• If you are doing The Open Extension Package, we check-in at the Europa Hotel for two nights. This is the most famous Hotel in Belfast due to its history of being the most bombed hotel in the world. This is because journalists used the Hotel during the Troubles and the IRA & other rebel groups.
• The afternoon and evening are free to spend at your leisure.
• Overnight at the Europa Hotel in Belfast

Day 12: Tuesday 15 July

• It’s time to discover the back streets of Belfast in one of the most captivating stories you’ll ever hear. Do it from the comfort of the famous black cabs as a local will drive you around the storied streets of Belfast and tell you about the Troubles, Ireland’s difficult past and how it has shaped the trendy city that it is today. You’ll drive along the Loyalist Shankill Road, and  Republican Falls Road, and the ‘Peace Walls’ that separate them, the taxi tour guides explain the fascinating history of each mural and the stories behind them.
• Overnight at the Europa Hotel in Belfast

Day 13: Wednesday 16 July

• Check-out of the Europa Hotel mid-morning and transfer to Londonderry or ‘Derry’ as the locals call it. We spend the remaining five nights using this centrally-located town as our base to access The Open without traffic, as well as the north-west golf courses to finish off escorted tour in style.
• Overnight at the Everglades Hotel in Derry.

Day 14: Thursday 17 July

• After a few days’ break, it’s time to head back for our second last round of golf. We’ll visit one of the top courses in Ireland: Ballyliffin’s Glashedy Links. It ranks as the #13th Top Course in Ireland. Designed by Irishman Pat Ruddy, this is Ireland’s most northerly golf club, and it has a long history as one of Ireland’s oldest golf courses, although it rose to fame in 1992 when Pat Ruddy redeveloped the course from the old links into a modern masterpiece. Enjoy this fantastic links golf experience.
• After golf, we’ll return to the Hotel for an evening at your leisure. Perhaps head into Derry to a local pub for your evening meal? The Everglades Hotel is also serving fantastic food in the writer’s lounge.

Day 15: Friday 18 July

• Today we head to The 153rd Open Championship at Royal Portrush. Watch your favourite golfers before the weekend cut and purchase any merchandise from the Open’s official shop before weekend crowds. We’ll have a private coach taking our group to The Open so everything is taken care of for you.
• Overnight at the Everglades Hotel in Belfast.

Day 16: Saturday 19 July

• For our final round of golf, we head to Portsalon Golf Club on Ireland’s northern coastline. This fantastic little town is home to one of the most picturesque beaches we’ve ever visited, and the golf course enjoys prime position. This is a hidden gem that has only recently launched into one of Ireland’s well-regarded clubs. This course is also designed by Irishman Pat Ruddy, with amazing views all around. This is a quirky golf course which makes you think about every shot. It opened for play in 1891 but was redesigned by Ruddy in 2000, and has since risen to be one of the top clubs in the North. ‘El-Natural’ springs to mind when playing this fantastic links course.
• This evening, we’ve got our final Farewell Dinner at the Hotel to celebrate what an amazing time we’ve had exploring Ireland. We don’t do the welcome dinner tomorrow because we may arrive home quite late from The Open so tonight, let’s celebrate!
• Overnight at the Everglades Hotel in Derry.

Day 17: Sunday 20 July

• The final day of The 153rd Open Championship has arrived and we depart around 9AM to Royal Portrush. This is the last major of the year so let’s soak it up and see who will be crowned Champion Golfer of the Year. Will Xander Schauffele defend his title from Royal Troon, or will local legend Shane Lowry defend his 2019 title?
• After golf, we’ll return for one final night at the Everglades Hotel in Derry.

Day 18: Monday 21 July

• After breakfast at your leisure, we check-out and transfer straight to Belfast Airport for onward departures.
  • We will leave Derry at 08.30, and will arrive at Belfast Airport by 10AM. Please book your flight from Belfast George Best Airport after 12PM to ensure plenty of time. We will also drop some guests off in downtown Belfast where you can get the Air Coach to Dublin Airport. We recommend booking your flight from Dublin after 16.00 if you choose this option. The Air Coach is not included in our tour rate, but we can help book it for you.

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Portmarnock Hotel, Dublin: Nestled along the scenic coastline of Dublin, Portmarnock Hotel offers a luxurious escape with breathtaking views of the Irish Sea. This historic hotel seamlessly combines classic elegance with modern comfort, providing guests with a tranquil retreat. The championship golf course, designed by Bernhard Langer, adds a sporting touch to the experience. The opulent rooms, exquisite dining options, and spa facilities create an ambiance of refined indulgence. Whether exploring Dublin’s cultural treasures or enjoying the hotel’s private beach, Portmarnock Hotel promises an unforgettable Irish getaway.

The Randles Hotel stands as a beacon of Irish hospitality, and stands as the perfect place to base ourselves from during this golf tour. With a rich history dating back to the 19th century, this boutique hotel seamlessly blends tradition with contemporary comforts. Located near Killarney National Park, it serves as an ideal base for exploring the stunning landscapes of County Kerry. The hotel’s elegant rooms, warm hospitality, and proximity to local attractions make it a popular choice for visitors. From traditional Irish fare to international cuisine, the dining options reflect the diversity of the region, ensuring a memorable stay in Killarney.

Lahinch Coast Hotel: Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Lahinch Coast Hotel offers a spectacular setting on the Wild Atlantic Way. Known for its warm hospitality and contemporary design, the hotel provides a gateway to the rugged beauty of County Clare. The spacious rooms, many with ocean views, invite guests to unwind in comfort. The on-site spa, dining options showcasing local flavors, and proximity to Lahinch’s renowned golf courses make it a sought-after destination. Whether seeking adventure along the coast or a relaxing retreat, Lahinch Coast Hotel promises a perfect blend of seaside charm and modern luxury.

Mount Falcon Estate, Mayo: Nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of Co. Mayo, Mount Falcon Estate is a 19th-century manor house exuding timeless elegance. Surrounded by woodlands and the River Moy, the estate offers a tranquil escape in a picturesque setting. The individually designed rooms, adorned with antique furnishings, provide a luxurious retreat. With activities ranging from falconry to fishing, guests can immerse themselves in the estate’s natural beauty. The award-winning restaurant showcases locally sourced ingredients, offering a true taste of the region. Mount Falcon Estate stands as a testament to Mayo’s charm, providing a blend of history, nature, and hospitality for an enchanting Irish experience.

The Rock of Cashel: Perched atop a limestone hill in County Tipperary, the Rock of Cashel is a historic site that unfolds the rich tapestry of Irish history. A medieval fortress turned ecclesiastical complex, the Rock boasts stunning architecture, including the iconic round tower and Cormac’s Chapel. Visitors are captivated by the panoramic views of the Tipperary countryside, and the site’s association with Irish kings and saints adds a layer of cultural significance to this remarkable landmark.

Killarney National Park: Nestled in County Kerry, Killarney National Park is a pristine wilderness that encompasses rugged mountains, serene lakes, and ancient woodlands. Home to Ireland’s only herd of native red deer, the park offers a haven for nature enthusiasts. Visitors can explore historic Muckross House, journey around the scenic Ring of Kerry, or take a boat trip on the enchanting lakes. With its diverse ecosystems and captivating landscapes, Killarney National Park stands as a testament to Ireland’s natural beauty and biodiversity.

Lahinch Town: Lahinch, located along the Wild Atlantic Way in County Clare, is a charming seaside town celebrated for its surf culture and vibrant atmosphere. With a stunning beach and a renowned golf course nearby, Lahinch attracts visitors seeking both relaxation and adventure. The town’s lively pubs, local shops, and welcoming community make it a delightful stop along the coastal route, offering a perfect blend of coastal charm and Irish hospitality.

The Cliffs of Moher: Rising dramatically from the Atlantic Ocean, the Cliffs of Moher are a natural wonder on Ireland’s west coast. Stretching for about 14 kilometers, these majestic cliffs offer breathtaking views of the ocean and the Aran Islands. The coastal walking trails provide an awe-inspiring experience, allowing visitors to witness the sheer beauty of the rugged Irish coastline. As one of Ireland’s most iconic attractions, the Cliffs of Moher leave an indelible impression on all who venture to behold their awe-inspiring heights.

Black Cab Tour – Belfast – Extension guests only – The Black Cab Tour of Belfast is an engaging and informative experience where knowledgeable local drivers take visitors through the city’s history, focusing on The Troubles. The tour includes key sites like the famous murals, Peace Walls, Falls Road, and Shankill Road, providing personal insights and anecdotes about the conflict and its impact on Belfast’s communities. Some tours also cover the Titanic Quarter. Overall, it offers a unique perspective on the city’s past and its ongoing journey towards peace and reconciliation.

All transfers are by private, luxury touring coach with air conditioning, fitted with a microphone and plenty of space to spread out.

Ireland 2025 Tour Costs:

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Terms

• Prices are listed Per Person, in GBP
• You can choose to pay in any of the following currencies: GBP, AUD, USD, EUR, NZD
  • All prices other than GBP are indicative and will be converted at time of invoicing at the daily exchange rate
• Gentlemen are required to have a handicap below 24, and ladies a handicap below 36.

Payments

• We require a 25% Deposit payment to confirm your place
• A 25% stage payment is due 31 January 2025
• The balance is due 30 April 2025