What you need to know About Golf Tours Ireland
Ireland has some of the finest golf courses in the world and there is no better location for a short golfing break. Here are some of the things you need to consider when planning a golf tour in Ireland.
Dress Code
Smart casual attire is expected at all Golf Clubs. Knee length shorts and collared shirts are permissible.
Course Shoes
A growing number of clubs are adopting a ‘soft spike’ policy although metal spikes are still allowable on many of the Golf tours Ireland courses. Spikes can be changed in all pro shops.
Caddies
Caddies are available in limited numbers at all Golf Tours Ireland and vary in cost depending on whether they are senior, junior or bag pullers. Caddies can be requested in advance but cannot be guaranteed. Senior and junior caddies will normally carry 2 bags (a double) and it is advisable to hire at least one caddy per fourball. Fees are cleared with the caddy master and ‘tip’ is at the discretion of the golfer.
Equipment Hire
It is advisable to book in advance particularly if there is a large group or if you have specific requirements. Club hire is available at most of the Golf Clubs through the Professional/Golf Club Shops. Bring your own golf shoes.
Pull Carts/Electric Carts
Pull carts are available at all clubs for a small fee. Electric carts are available in limited numbers in most of the Golf tours Ireland. Some of the links courses do not permit the use of electric carts. These should be booked in advance.
Handicap Certificates
It is advisable to bring a handicap certificate from your home club.
Golf Lessons
Golf lessons can be arranged by GreenGolfBall with the resident professional at any of the courses or booked directly on the day of play if required.
Clubhouses
All Golf tours Ireland offer a full bar and catering facilities and golf apparel and souvenirs can be purchased at the well-stocked ‘pro shops’ at each location.
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