Northern Ireland Jewels

Play some of the amazing golf courses in Northern Ireland, the home of Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell. Play on some of Ireland's highest rated golf courses, including the only one to have hosted the British Open, of 1951!

Accommodation at the following 2 famous hotels:

Ramada Portrush

Award Winning 3***star hotel overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, situated in the centre of Portrush close to the Giants Causeway, Bushmills Distillery, Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge, Dunluce Castle and Royal Portrush, Portstewart & Castlerock Golf Courses.

Slieve Donard Resort & Spa

Nestling at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, the Slieve Donard Resort and Spa stands in six acres of private grounds, and is one of Northern Ireland's most popular hotels. Following a recent major £15 million development, extension and refurbishment programme, this superbly maintained Victorian hotel is now home to one of Europe’s finest resort Spas, and is equally suited to a short break, residential conference or grand event.

Golfing at the following 6 famous golf courses:

	Castlerock Golf Club Castlerock Golf Club is situated in the seaside village of Castlerock, which lies approximately 5 miles due West of the town of Coleraine on the North Coast of Northern Ireland.
	Ballyliffin - Glashedy Links Golf Club The new Glashedy Links is fashioned around the incredible dunes, and is already notorious for its peat riveted bunkers and its opening three challenging par fours. The expansive panoramic views of countryside, coastline and ocean savoured by these magnificent links course will not easily be forgotten.
	Royal Portrush Golf Club When the Club formed in May 1888, it was known as the County Club. It became the Royal County Club in 1892, when H.R.H. The Duke of York was its patron. Finally the name was changed to The Royal Portrush Golf Club in 1895 with H.R.H. The Prince of Wales as patron.
	Portstewart Golf Club 54 hole links paradise - The Strand Course, opened in 1992, is the jewel in Portstewart's crown. 18 championship holes, 6895 yards, par 72, it presents a true test of golf set in classic links country amid towering sand dunes with views at every turn of the blue Donegal hills, the rolling Atlantic and the tranquil estuary of the River Bann.
	Baltray Golf Club (Co Louth) County Louths Golf Club perhaps better known as Baltray is undoubtedly one of Ireland's finest links. Recent host to the Nissan Irish Open in 2004 which was an unqualified success. It also hosts the East of Ireland Amateur Championship annually, a 72 hole strokesplay national championship.
	Royal County Down Golf Club The Championship Course is consistently rated among the world's top ten courses. Laid out beneath the imperious gaze of the Mountains of Mourne, the course enjoys a magnificent stage-like setting as it stretches out along the shores of Dundrum Bay.