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The Old Course first tee and the Swilcan Burn bridge seen from the fairway on a bright late-spring morning, with the stone clubhouse and the grey town skyline behind, a caddie and

How to Get on the Old Course and Where to Stay When You DoHow to Get on the Old Course and Where to Stay When You Do

November 2, 2026November 2, 2026| Alan KennedyHow to Get on the Old Course and Where to Stay When You Do| 0 Comment| 12:27 pm

The Old Course is a public links, owned and run by the St Andrews Links Trust, and that is why it is both open to you and hard to get [...]

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Wide dawn view over a firm, sun-browned links fairway rolling between tall marram-grass dunes toward a grey-blue Atlantic, with a single flag on a distant green and not another golfer i

The Irish Links Worth Playing Instead of the Famous OnesThe Irish Links Worth Playing Instead of the Famous Ones

November 2, 2026November 2, 2026| Alan KennedyThe Irish Links Worth Playing Instead of the Famous Ones| 0 Comment| 12:22 pm

Ireland's famous links earn their reputations, but the big names fill their tee sheets months ahead, and a round at one of them can feel scheduled to the… [...]

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A caddie in a waterproof jacket stands on a high dune tee on an Irish links, pointing out across a hidden, rumpled fairway toward a distant green with marram grass bending in the wind

Caddies, Cars and Tips: The Unwritten Rules of a Golf Trip to IrelandCaddies, Cars and Tips: The Unwritten Rules of a Golf Trip to Ireland

November 2, 2026November 2, 2026| Alan KennedyCaddies, Cars and Tips: The Unwritten Rules of a Golf Trip to Ireland| 0 Comment| 12:16 pm

Most Ireland golf trip tips cover which courses to play. [...]

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A narrow, winding coastal road in Kerry hugging a green hillside above a grey-blue Atlantic bay, with a tour coach slowly rounding a bend and a stone wall and fuchsia hedge along the verg

Planning a Multi-Course Golf Trip to Southwest Ireland: Bases, Drive Times and the Order to BookPlanning a Multi-Course Golf Trip to Southwest Ireland: Bases, Drive Times and the Order to Book

November 2, 2026November 2, 2026| Alan KennedyPlanning a Multi-Course Golf Trip to Southwest Ireland: Bases, Drive Times and the Order to Book| 0 Comment| 11:52 am

Southwest Ireland spreads its best golf across several peninsulas, and the roads between them are narrow, winding and slower than the map suggests. [...]

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A grey stone castle with turrets on the wooded shore of a calm lake at golden hour, with a manicured golf green and flag in the foreground and soft mist over the water.

Which Luxury Golf Resort in Ireland Suits Your Trip? A Guide to the Best Stays for Golfers Over 40Which Luxury Golf Resort in Ireland Suits Your Trip? A Guide to the Best Stays for Golfers Over 40

November 2, 2026November 2, 2026| Alan KennedyWhich Luxury Golf Resort in Ireland Suits Your Trip? A Guide to the Best Stays for Golfers Over 40| 0 Comment| 11:43 am

Ireland has plenty of places to stay that call themselves luxury golf resorts, and they suit very different trips. [...]

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A links fairway winding between tall grassy dunes above the Atlantic in County Kerry, with a lone golfer and caddie walking toward a distant green under a broken sky of silver cloud

How to Plan a Luxury Golf Trip to Ireland, Region by RegionHow to Plan a Luxury Golf Trip to Ireland, Region by Region

November 2, 2026November 2, 2026| Alan KennedyHow to Plan a Luxury Golf Trip to Ireland, Region by Region| 0 Comment| 10:44 am

Ireland rewards a golfer who plans around a coastline instead of a checklist of famous names. [...]

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A four-ball of middle-aged golfers in light layers walking down a links fairway at early morning, low golden sun, dew on the grass, a stone clubhouse and gorse in the distance, no

Private Golf Tour or Group Tour? How to Choose for Your Bucket-List TripPrivate Golf Tour or Group Tour? How to Choose for Your Bucket-List Trip

November 2, 2026November 2, 2026| Alan KennedyPrivate Golf Tour or Group Tour? How to Choose for Your Bucket-List Trip| 0 Comment| 10:36 am

Both a private itinerary and a seat on a group departure are managed trips. A planner books the courses, hotels, transfers and tee times either way. [...]

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The Best Luxury Golf Resorts in Scotland for 2026, and Which Kind of Trip Each One Suits

The Best Luxury Golf Resorts in Scotland for 2026, and Which Kind of Trip Each One SuitsThe Best Luxury Golf Resorts in Scotland for 2026, and Which Kind of Trip Each One Suits

October 25, 2026October 25, 2026| Alan KennedyThe Best Luxury Golf Resorts in Scotland for 2026, and Which Kind of Trip Each One Suits| 0 Comment| 9:27 am

Scottish luxury golf resorts differ more than their brochures suggest. Some are self-contained estates where you can park the car for four days. [...]

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How to Book a Luxury Golf Trip to Scotland, in the Order That Actually WorksHow to Book a Luxury Golf Trip to Scotland, in the Order That Actually Works

October 24, 2026October 24, 2026| Alan KennedyHow to Book a Luxury Golf Trip to Scotland, in the Order That Actually Works| 0 Comment| 2:08 pm

Booking a luxury golf trip to Scotland goes wrong when the pieces are booked in the wrong order. [...]

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Meet Your Guide to Golf in Scotland: Why I Plan Trips Around the Links, the History and the WelcomeMeet Your Guide to Golf in Scotland: Why I Plan Trips Around the Links, the History and the Welcome

October 24, 2026October 24, 2026| Alan KennedyMeet Your Guide to Golf in Scotland: Why I Plan Trips Around the Links, the History and the Welcome| 0 Comment| 1:54 pm

This site covers one country. Scotland has more distinct golf, more history and more reasons to extend a trip than almost anywhere a golfer can fly to… [...]

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