Waterville Golf Club
Dating back to 1889, Waterville Golf Club has since been redesigned by Tom Fazio.
The 16th hole at Tralee Golf Club, Ireland
Designed by Arnold Palmer, Tralee Golf Club's 16th hole, named "Shipwreck," is one of Ireland's most famous par 3s.
Doonbeg Golf Club
No trip to County Clare is complete without teeing it up at Doonbeg Golf Club, one of Ireland's newest links.
County Louth Golf Club
Many call County Louth Golf Club, also known as "Baltray" one of the better unknown golf links of Ireland.
Rosapenna Golf Club's Sandy Hills links
One of the shining stars of the rural northwest side of Ireland is Rosapenna Golf Club, a 36-hole club home to the Sandy Hills links.
The Glashedy Links at Ballyliffin Golf Club
As Ireland's northernmost golf club, Ballyliffin is worth the trek to play raw, natural links golf. Luckily, there are 36 holes to enjoy here before heading back to civilization.
Royal Dublin Golf Club
Located on Bull Island in the heart of Dublin, Royal Dublin has been a city escape for Dubliners since 1885.
The Island Golf Club
The Island Golf Club is a convenient and historic links play minutes from Dublin.
The European Club
Designed by Irish writer-turned-architect Pat Ruddy, The European Club features 20 holes to enjoy just south of Dublin.
Ballybunion Golf Club
Ballybunion's raw and rugged links have been beloved by Americans for decades, including Tom Watson and President Bill Clinton.
Royal County Down
Undeniably one of the toughest links in the world, Royal County Down in Northern Ireland is a host to the Walker Cup.
Royal Portrush Golf Club
The name says it all: "Calamity." This par 3 at Royal Portrush is one of the most intimidating in all of links golf.
