Play the very best courses along with Wild Atlantic Way while also staying in the finest 5* accommodation the South West has to offer.
Golf
- Lahinch Old
- Trump International Doonbeg
- Dooks Golf Links
- Waterville Golf Links
- Tralee Golf Club
- Ballybunion Old
Accommodation
- 2 nights 5 star Trump International Doonbeg, Co Clare
- 4 nights 5 star The Killarney Park, Killarney, Co Kerry
FROM € 2,810/ PERSON
Eileen
We just returned from a memorable golf trip through SW Ireland. Thanks to you and your staff, the golf and hotel arrangements were perfect. Exactly what we were hoping for.
A special thank you to our driver. He was very knowledgeable, punctual and helped make sure everything went according to plan.
Thanks again to SWING for their outstanding service. We will enthusiastically recommend SWING to others who plan similar trips in the future.
Good afternoon Eileen,
Just a brief but nonetheless sincere note to say, “Thank You” for your efforts in arranging what was a memorable tour for our SOBBOT Group. That is: Stoke Old Boys ‘n Birds On Tour.
We had a truly super time despite the high winds, which in fairness showed what links golf is all about. Some rain at Ballybunion on Monday proved to be much less than forecasts had led us to expect and although overcast, the weather conditions overall were ideal for golf.
Your restaurant recommendations were excellent and all stood up to expectations. In many ways, it’s a bit like Christmas in that the only clothes that I now have that still fit are my socks!!!!
The Randles Hotel was first class and I cannot speak highly enough of the staff in reception who were so kind and thoughtful in their efforts to help us in our dealings following the loss of my wife’s suitcase en route from Heathrow.
No doubt we will be once again seeking your services.
Finally and once again, in conclusion, Eileen, many, many thanks for your help and support.
Kind regards,
Brian.
Hello SWING!
I just wanted to thank you and let you know everything on our trip was terrific! The courses and hotels were all great and was well planned out. Everyone was particularly happy with our driver. He took great care of us making our stay in Ireland stress-free. Thanks again. I will make sure to recommend you and Swing to any friends looking to book a future trip.
Regards,
Brian Condon
Doonbeg
County Clare, homeplace of The Burren, is one of the most visited counties in Ireland. Local attractions and potential day trips include the ever-impressive Cliffs of Moher, the Aillwee Caves, Bunratty Castle and the historic Aran Islands.
The Burren – Sightseeing Near Trump International Golf Links Doonbeg Ireland
Other amenities include horseback riding, hill-walking, caving in the Burren, diving in the Atlantic Ocean, and coastal cycles to name but a few.
Killarney
The town lies adjacent to the boundary of the National Park on its north-eastern edge. Its name comes from “Chill Airne”, meaning “church of the sloe”, the original site of which is thought to be the location of the present-day St. Mary’s Church of Ireland. The spectacular scenery of the area, particularly the lakes has been the basis of a tourism industry that has been operating in Killarney for at least 200 years.
The most impressive building in the town is the Cathedral, which was designed by Pugin and finally completed in the 1920’s after some eighty years of construction work.
Other popular attractions in the area would be Muckross House is a magnificent Victorian mansion completed in 1843 located close to the eastern shore of Muckross Lake and set beneath the impressive backdrop of Torc and Mangerton Mountains. The Garden’s surrounding the House are famed for their beauty and can be visited at any time.
Close to the House is the Muckross Traditional Farm, a working farm project that has recreated the Irish rural life of the 1930’s, prior to electrification. Another top attraction in the town would be Ross Castle, a restored 15th Century Castle, located on the banks of the Lower Lake. From here you can take a boat tour of the lakes which gives you a unique view of lakeshore and the islands.
The prime attraction for sightseeing in the region is the world renowned Ring of Kerry, with Killarney regarded as the ideal starting point. The Ring is a 79-km-long circular tourist route that you are best to travel clockwise from Killarney. It follows the N71 to Kenmare, then the N70 around the Iveragh Peninsula to Killorglin – passing through Sneem, Waterville, Cahersiveen, and Glenbeigh – before returning to Killarney via the N72.
– Valid for 2023 at different rates depending on travel dates. Exchange rates are only approximate and will be subject to change at the time of booking.
– Promotion available through the SWING office only
– All courses must be booked to avail of the rate
– Based on Twin/Double Sharing inc. full Irish breakfast – price based on Classic Links Rooms at Doonbeg
– All courses and hotels are subject to availability at the time of booking. Terms & conditions apply
Other courses, accommodations & services (e.g. transport) can be added to the above on request