Airports (time minutes to nearest hotel): Shannon 90 Special Offer April May 2009.
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 Arrive Ireland collect car, play Kilkee Golf Club, a cliff top links with views that are breathtaking, with first and second tees looking out onto the Atlantic Ocean and the third Tee overlooking Chimney Bay with a spectacular clifftop view. (5555 metres Par 70). Drive to
19th Lodge Ballybunion for 3 nights. |
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| Day 2 |
 Play Ballybunion Cashen The back nine is a mix of holes that weave through deep valleys in the dunes, and others that hug the shore. It is a natural links course set in some wild dunes with some very undulating holes carved into the landscape. The holes along the shoreline are particularly memorable and the whole experience is a mixture of lovely scenery and a real examination of golf. (5766 metres, Par 72, SSS 73) |
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| Day 3 |
Play Ballybunion Old, it is in a magnificent setting right against the Atlantic Ocean. If the wind blows it can be demanding. The greens are a good speed and very consistent. A local caddy is a good investment. (6033 metres, Par 71, SSS 72). |
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| Day 4 |
Depart Ireland |
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The 19th Lodge Ballybunion is a guesthouse situated directly opposite the golf course. The first tee for the Cashen Course is merely a good 8 Iron, while the 1st Tee to the old course is a good 5 Iron. Ballybunion is famous for golfing and all guests have the opportunity of watching golfers tee-off from their bedrooms. 