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Are you a golf enthusiast seeking a once-in-a-lifetime trip with friends? Look no further! From the rugged coastlines of Scotland to the picturesque landscapes of Ireland and beyond, we’ve compiled a list of some of the finest golf courses (and incredible historic houses) in the UK and Ireland. Get ready to tee off and embark on a golfing journey like no other.
Where to Play? Muirfield   Â
Where to Stay? Gilmerton House – Built in 1686, 10 Bedrooms
Nestled in the heart of East Lothian, Scotland, Muirfield is a golfer’s paradise steeped in history and tradition since its establishment in 1744. Its timeless design and stunning coastal beauty make it an iconic destination for golf enthusiasts worldwide. With impeccable conditioning and a warm Scottish welcome, Muirfield is a must-visit for any golfer seeking an unforgettable experience.
Where to Play? Dunskey Golf Club
Where to Stay? Dunskey Estate – Built in 1900, 25 Bedrooms
Located in Portpatrick, Dumfries and Galloway, southwest Scotland, Dunskey Golf Club offers breathtaking views of the North Channel. Golfers are drawn to this course for its challenging layout and meticulously maintained fairways, ensuring a memorable and enjoyable round of golf.
Where to Play? Royal Aberdeen Golf Club  Â
Where to Stay? Cluny Castle – Built in 1604, 13 Bedrooms
Situated in Aberdeen, the Royal Aberdeen Golf Club stands as one of Scotland’s oldest and most prestigious golf clubs. Boasting two championship courses, this club caters to golfers of all levels. Prepare to be enchanted by the rich history, top-notch facilities, and thrilling gameplay as you tee off in this golfer’s haven.
Where to Play? Southerness Golf Club
Where to Stay? Dabton House – Built in 1840, 11 Bedrooms
Head to Dumfries for the renowned Southerness Golf Club, boasting a well-regarded links course and stunning vistas of the Solway Firth. With a history of hosting prestigious tournaments, this course promises an unforgettable golfing adventure.
Where to Play? Bridport & West Dorset Golf Club  Â
Where to Stay? Mapperton House – Built in 1540, 11 Bedrooms
For a golfing experience surrounded by picturesque countryside views, the Bridport and West Dorset Golf Club is an ideal choice. This 18-hole course offers a friendly atmosphere and challenging layout that promises to test your skills while providing an opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the surrounding landscape.
Where to Play? Royal West Norfolk Golf Club   Â
Where to Stay? Middleton Castle – Built in ~1455, 14 Bedrooms
Set amidst breathtaking coastal scenery, the Royal West Norfolk Golf Club is renowned as one of the finest links courses in the United Kingdom. With a rich and storied history, this club attracts golfers from all corners of the globe, eager to take on the unique challenges it presents.Â
Where to Play? Prestatyn Golf Club
Where to Stay? Pentrehobyn Hall – Built in 1540, 7 Bedrooms
Located in Prestatyn, Denbighshire, this championship links course offers stunning views of the North Wales coastline. The Prestatyn Golf Club is a true gem for golfers seeking both scenic beauty and challenging play.
Where to Play? County Sligo Golf Club
Where to Stay? Temple House – Built in 1760, 10 Bedrooms
Prepare to be amazed by the breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean at County Sligo Golf Club, located in Rosses Point, County Sligo, Ireland. With its championship links course, this club has earned a well-deserved reputation among the most esteemed courses in Ireland, offering an unforgettable golfing experience.
Where to Play? Portmarnock Golf Club
Where to Stay? Orlagh House – Built in 1790, 14 Bedrooms
Situated in Portmarnock, County Dublin, Portmarnock Golf Club is a classic links course with a rich history of hosting prestigious events. A true golfer’s delight, this course provides an authentic and challenging Irish golfing experience.
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