NFT: Ireland Help - Golf

this past summer. I just sent him an e-mail. If/when he responds, I'll post his advice. (Sadly, I do not have input, personally. I wish I did. Ah, maybe someday. lol)

Never played golf over there, but have a fun time. Dublin & Galway both rock, though I prefer Galway more. Have a Guinness for me.

with my HS Golf Team. We were around Dublin and then headed South and then wrapped around to bottom of the Isle to the West. Played Portmarnock Golf Club (awesome seaside links), Portmornock Hotel Links, Old Head (Unreal), Waterville, Ballybunion and a couple others.
Portmarnock Golf Club was really, really nice and a lot of fun - also the first course we played. It is fairly close to Dublin (less than an hour) and highly recommended. The Portmarnock Hotel is also a fun course.
Good luck and enjoy.

Hidden links golf trips is not a bad place to start heard a lot of good things about them.

I didn't have to leave a phone number and they gave me a fair quote within a couple of days

Galway is not far from Lahinch (along with Ballybunion), the greatest course I’ve ever played. Very pricey, but for a golfer definitely worth it. If they don’t want to pay much, there is a course south of Galway called Spanish Point (not far from Lahinch) - it is a 9-hole course, but is quirky and odd and quite challenging ... perfectly Irish in all respects.

Not familiar with many Dublin area courses. They played the Ryder Cup a few years ago at the K-Club outside of Dublin, but that’s an inland course. In Ireland you must play the links courses!

and then pull down

This might be helpful:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyfx0gUALxk

it's just called Whiskey

after a few solid comments of help. The bbi way

these guys in the past, they planned everything and managed the trip once we were there...fantastic group.

http://f2hgolf.com