The Original IGA (Part III)
This is the story of the original Ireland Golf Adventure (IGA), written by my good friend Tim O
This is the story of the original Ireland Golf Adventure (IGA), written by my good friend Tim O
Aidan Bradley has a new and improved web site for his stunning golf course photography: As you may know, I use many of Aidan’s images (thanks Aidan!) in my golf slideshows for Ireland and Scotland, which are intended to inspire you to start planning your golf trip. Aidan has a fantastic portfolio of images, including […]
Over the last few years the euro has steadily risen against the U.S. Dollar, reducing the purchasing power for the travelling American golfer. This, in combination with increases in green fees, hotel rates, and most importantly pints of Guinness, has made taking a golf trip to Ireland an expensive affair. The current exchange rate is […]
It’s wonderful to experience the evolution, growth, and fine tuning of a golf course. Case in point, Doonbeg GC. This past winter, the lads at Doonbeg, along with the Greg Norman Golf Course Design team, have been busy making a great course even better. The previous year saw the enlargement of the third green (thanks!) […]
This is the story of the original Ireland Golf Adventure (IGA), written by my good friend Tim O
What follows is the story of the original Ireland Golf Adventure (IGA), written by my good friend Tim O
When going on holiday, I find it takes a day or two to get into the groove of the local culture and swing of things. If you’re planning a golf trip to Ireland here are three suggestions — a radio show, book, and movie — for getting your head around Ireland before you’ve even gotten […]
The Waterville Golf Links has long been one of the “must play” courses in Ireland. They recently updated their web site, which is now just as stunning as the golf course. And, phase two of the Fazio rennovations have been completed. On the golf course page of their web site you’ll find a larger version […]
First-timers to Ireland tend to zero in on the southwest to play Ballybunion, Tralee, Waterville, Doonbeg, and Lahinch — and rightly so; they’re great tracks. On subsequent trips many find their way to the gems of Northern Ireland such as Royal County Down, Royal Portrush, and Portstewart. The more adventurous find their way to Co. […]
2006 Update