Bald Head Blues - SW Ireland Trip
$8,245 USD | Deposit $3,300 per person
Aug 16, 2027 - Aug 24, 2027
Bald Head Blues Swag Package Included!
This 8-night itinerary includes 3 nights at Trump Doonbeg followed by 5 nights at the Killarney Plaza Hotel. The program features rounds of golf at Trump International Golf Links Doonbeg, Lahinch, Dooks, Ballybunion, Tralee, Waterville, and Old Head (36-hole day with two rounds). Private transportation is provided throughout by Kerry Coaches in a luxury coach with a dedicated driver. Daily breakfast is included along with all scheduled golf and transfers.
Caddie fees and gratuities, including driver gratuities, are not included.
Price subject to fluctuation based on currency conversion to USD at time of invoice.
See itinerary and interest form below.
Arrive at Shannon Airport, collect your bags, and meet your private driver. From there, you’ll be chauffeured throughout southwest Ireland by Kerry Coaches in a comfortable private bus, with a dedicated driver on hand to assist and offer local recommendations along the way.
Your journey begins with check-in at Trump International Golf Links & Hotel Doonbeg, set along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way in County Clare. This world-renowned championship links course, originally designed by Greg Norman and later refined by Martin Hawtree, winds through towering dunes along the Atlantic coastline, delivering a classic and challenging links experience shaped by coastal winds.
The par-72 layout features rolling fairways, deep bunkers, and fast, undulating greens, highlighted by the iconic par-3 14th hole perched above the Atlantic cliffs—one of Ireland’s most breathtaking tee shots.
Beyond the golf, Trump Doonbeg offers luxurious five-star accommodations, a world-class spa, and exceptional dining at the Ocean View Restaurant, where fresh local seafood and sweeping sunset views over Doughmore Bay complete an unforgettable welcome to Ireland’s west coast.
Day two is all about golf as you take on Trump International Golf Links Doonbeg, one of Ireland’s most celebrated championship links. Set among towering dunes along the Wild Atlantic Way, the par-72 layout delivers a pure links experience shaped by coastal winds, rolling fairways, deep bunkers, and fast, undulating greens.
Originally designed by Greg Norman and later refined by Martin Hawtree, the course rewards creativity and shot-making, with ever-changing conditions ensuring no two rounds play the same. The highlight of the day is the iconic par-3 14th hole, dramatically perched above the Atlantic cliffs and widely regarded as one of the most scenic tee shots in Ireland.
With its dramatic setting, thoughtful design, and world-class conditioning, a round at Trump Doonbeg is a memorable test of links golf and a true highlight of your time on Ireland’s west coast.
Day three brings you to Lahinch Golf Club, often called the “St. Andrews of Ireland” and widely regarded as one of the purest links experiences in the world. Founded in 1892 and shaped over time by Old Tom Morris and Alister MacKenzie, Lahinch is steeped in history and revered for its traditional, uncompromising design.
Set along the Wild Atlantic Way, the course winds through towering dunes and rolling fairways, with ever-present coastal winds demanding creativity and local knowledge. Lahinch is famous for its quirks—none more iconic than the blind par-3 Dell and the par-5 Klondyke, where a massive dune conceals the green until your final approach.
Consistently ranked among the Top 50 courses worldwide and a frequent host of the Irish Open, Lahinch is a bucket-list round for true golf purists. With its rich heritage, dramatic seaside setting, and unforgettable holes, a day at Lahinch delivers an authentic and exhilarating taste of classic Irish links golf.
Day four begins on the shores of Dingle Bay with a round at Dooks Golf Club, one of Ireland’s oldest and most cherished links. Founded in 1889, Dooks delivers a refreshingly authentic links experience, framed by the McGillycuddy Reeks, Slieve Mish, and the mountains of the Dingle Peninsula.
The par 71 course flows naturally through rolling fairways and gentle dunes, with subtle greens and ever changing Atlantic winds shaping each hole. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and walkable layout, Dooks offers a relaxed yet engaging round, highlighted by the par 3 13th played toward a dramatic mountain backdrop.
Following golf, continue on to Killarney for check in at The Killarney Plaza Hotel and Spa. This stylish four star hotel sits in the heart of town overlooking Killarney National Park, placing you steps from local pubs, restaurants, and scenic attractions. Guests can unwind in spacious, well appointed rooms, relax at the spa, or enjoy dinner at The Tan Yard, known for its locally sourced cuisine. Additional dining and drinks are available at the Península Bar and Restaurant and Café du Parc.
With its central location, upscale amenities, and warm Irish hospitality, The Killarney Plaza Hotel and Spa provides an ideal base for the days ahead, perfectly positioned for golf at Tralee, Waterville, and Ballybunion, as well as exploring the Ring of Kerry and the surrounding landscapes.
Day five delivers one of the great highlights of the journey with a round at Ballybunion Golf Club, one of the most revered links courses in the world. Founded in 1893 and set high above the Atlantic along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, Ballybunion’s Old Course is a pure and powerful test of links golf, shaped by towering dunes, rolling fairways, and relentless coastal winds.
Originally designed by Tom Simpson and later refined by Robert Trent Jones Sr., the Old Course features a collection of unforgettable holes. The par 4 11th, played along dramatic ocean cliffs, stands as one of the most iconic and exhilarating holes in all of Irish golf. For those who experience it, the Cashen Course offers a bold modern companion, delivering equally striking scenery and a demanding challenge.
Consistently ranked among the top courses in the world, Ballybunion represents Irish links golf at its most authentic and exhilarating. A day here is not just a round of golf, but a defining experience of the west coast.
Day six brings you to Tralee Golf Club, one of Ireland’s most visually striking links, set along the rugged coastline of County Kerry. Designed by Arnold Palmer and opened in 1984, the course is a bold and exhilarating blend of towering dunes, dramatic cliffs, and sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean.
The front nine eases you into the round with rolling fairways and strategic bunkering, while the back nine rises to a spectacular crescendo and is widely regarded as one of the finest in the world. Here, dramatic elevation changes and daring risk reward shots define the challenge, highlighted by the iconic par 3 13th played across a deep chasm with the Atlantic as its backdrop.
With its raw coastal setting, world class design, and unforgettable stretch of holes along the sea, Tralee delivers a fitting and thrilling chapter of links golf on Ireland’s southwest coast.
Day seven takes you to Waterville Golf Links, one of the most celebrated and spectacular courses on Ireland’s southwest coast. Set along the shores of Ballinskelligs Bay, this historic links demands creativity, precision, and resilience against the ever-present Atlantic winds.
Originally established in the 1880s and later refined by Eddie Hackett and Tom Fazio, Waterville features undulating fairways, towering dunes, and fast, firm greens that flow naturally with the landscape. Memorable holes include the par 5 11th, known as Tranquility, and the par 3 17th, Mulcahy’s Peak, perched dramatically above the Atlantic, both offering breathtaking challenges and views.
Consistently ranked among the Top 100 courses in the world, Waterville combines history, strategic design, and stunning coastal scenery, delivering an unforgettable Irish links experience along the Wild Atlantic Way.
Day eight brings you to Old Head Golf Links, perched on a dramatic headland in County Cork and widely regarded as one of the most spectacular courses in the world. Extending three miles into the Atlantic Ocean, this bucket-list links offers breathtaking views, sheer cliffside drops, and thrilling shot-making at every hole.
Designed by Ron Kirby, Old Head features rolling fairways, undulating greens, and dramatic elevation changes, with nine holes playing directly along the cliffs. Standout holes include the par 4 4th and the par 3 16th, both demanding precision over crashing waves and leaving an indelible impression on every golfer who plays them.
With luxury amenities, an elegant clubhouse, and panoramic ocean vistas, Old Head delivers a world-class golfing experience, blending links-style play with unmatched natural beauty, making it a must-play destination on any Irish golf journey.
Day Nine
Check Out - Departure
Tuesday, August 24th
Interest Form
Your trip includes accommodations based on double occupancy, all scheduled rounds of golf, and round-trip transportation between the airport, hotel, and golf courses throughout the trip.
Food and beverage expenses are not included, nor are gratuities for caddies or shuttle drivers.
Deposits are fully refundable through February 28, 2026. After March 1, 2026, all deposits become non-refundable. Trip insurance is available for an additional fee and is strongly recommended.
The remaining balance is due by January 1, 2027.
Flights are not included. Guests should book travel to Shannon Airport (SNN), Rineanna South, Co. Clare, Ireland.
Spots are filled on a first-come, first-served basis, with priority determined by the order in which deposits are received.