From links renovations in Counties Mayo and Donegal, to luxury hotel openings in Derry and Galway, Ireland’s golf landscape is evolving well ahead of the 2027 Ryder Cup.
Golf in County Donegal, Ireland, is both rugged and seemingly remote, which are excellent reasons for planning a trip to the country’s northwest region known as “The Wild Atlantic Way.”
Golf Package Pros founder and award-winning golf photographer Brian Oar has always known what his southwestern Utah hometown has to offer the golf traveler – now he gets to share the scenery with the world
The process, especially upon arrival after taxing travel, can be one of those fine-print moments, but it can be managed with little hassle.
Dan Vukelich’s recent trip was not about playing the big-name courses throughout the country, but finding a more authentic reason for playing the game.
St. Andrews Links Trust’s nearly year-old ballot process for singles tee times has been a qualified success.
While eyes are starting to focus on the Open Championship at Royal Portrush in July, it’s difficult not to take a peek at the new addition coming the east coast of Ireland in 2026.
Paul McGinley could be counted on for Ryder Cup victories in the early 2000s. Now, he’s making a name as a premier golf course architect in historic Donegal Town.
The anticipation of hosting some of golf’s premier events has recently boosted golf tourism in Ireland–Carr Golf has sustained visitation over time.
In early April, Links Trust will make the revered course available to play the way Old Tom Morris designed it — in reverse
