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BY INVITATION ONLY the VERY BEST of IRELAND GOLF TOUR 2022 September 8 -21, 2022 BY INVITATION ONLY THE VERY BEST OF IRELAND GOLF TOUR 2022 September 8 -21, 2022 INTRODUCTION fáilte go hÉirinn “We have some of the finest golf courses in the world here” says Darren Clarke. And you are invited, so let’s play!! In September 2022, our exclusive tour to Ireland will feature golf at world-class courses situated in some of the most spectacular locations on the planet, from Ballybunion‘s carpet- like fairways that meander between massive sand dunes on south west coast of Ireland on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, to Royal Portrush in the North – host of the 2019 British Open. This small luxury tour is based on a minimum of 12 and a maximum of 24 guests and will feature premium accommodation, 10 rounds of golf at some of Ireland’s top-ranked golf courses and plenty of sight- seeing beyond the challenges of the fairways. A full itinerary that takes in many of Ireland’s best attractions is also included for non- golfers. Note: Flights should not be booked until such time as Teed Up confirms that the minimum number of 12 has been reached and that the tour is going ahead. Your Host Chrissy Hordern works as a Tour Host & Ambassador for Teed up Golf. Chrissy hosted a US Masters Tour for AMEX Platinum & Centurion Card members in 2012 and subsequent tours for couples and friends travelling together to the US Masters & Pebble Beach in 2013, 2015, 2016 and 2018. Chrissy also hosted Teed Up’s 2016 British Open Tour. Chrissy’s tour guests have included members from many prominent golf clubs across Australia and New Zealand. TOUR HIGHLIGHTS Golfer: 10 rounds of world class golf including activities and experiences • Old Head - #12 ranked course in Ireland • Fota Island Resort - Deerpark Course - #31 ranked course in Ireland • Waterville Golf Links - #1 ranked course in Ireland • Ballybunion - Old Course - #7 ranked course in Ireland • Lahinch - Old Course - # 4 ranked course in Ireland • Doonbeg - #20 ranked course in Ireland • Ballyliffin - Glashedy Links - # 9 ranked course in Ireland • Royal Portrush- Dunluce Course - #2 ranked course in Ireland –host of 2019 Open • Portstewart - Strand Course - #15 ranked course in Ireland • Royal County Down - # 1 ranked course in the World! Accommodation (including full Irish breakfast daily): • 2 Nights at the 4* Fota Island Resort, Cork • 3 Nights at the 4* Great Southern Hotel, Cork • 2 Nights at the 5* Trump International - Doonbeg Hotel, Clare • 2 Nights at the 4* Mount Falcon Estate, Mayo • 2 Nights at the 4* Bushmills Inn Hotel, Antrim • 2 Nights at the 4* Grand Central Hotel, Belfast Group Dinners (including beverages): • Welcome Dinner and Drinks at Fota Island Resort • Dinner and Drinks at the Great Southern Hotel, Cork • Pre-Dinner Whiskey Tasting & Dinner and Drinks at Mount Falcon Estate, Mayo • Farewell Dinner and Drinks in Belfast TOUR HIGHLIGHTS Includes the following experiences & activities: • Full day Ring of Kerry Tour with a local Guide • Killarney Jaunting (horse & carriage) Experience • Entry to Muckross House & Gardens • Cliffs of Moher Tour • Derry Walking Tour (1.5hours) • Pull buggies at all courses. • A forecaddie will accompany each group where available (tip additional) (You can also prebook your own caddie or electric buggies. Most courses have 1-2 carts for medical exemptions) Non-Golfer: Package includes the following experiences & activities • Full day Ring of Kerry Tour with local guide • Kinsale Walking Tour (1.5 hours) • Kinsale Cruise (1 hour) • Killarney Jaunting (horse & carriage) Experience • Entrance to Muckross House& Gardens • Entrance to Bunratty Castle & Folk Park • Cliffs of Moher Tour • VIP Burren Experience • Ceide Fields Experience • Entrance to Jackie Clarke Collection • Entrance to Foxford Woollen Mills • Derry Walking Tour (1.5 hours) • Game of Throne Tour • Entrance to Dunluce Castle & Garrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge • Titanic Exhibition Centre (as part of Game of Thrones Tour) ITINERARY Thursday DAY 1 8th September 2022 Our Tour begins at the wonderful Fota Island Resort in Cork. The closest airport is Cork Airport which has daily flights from London and is a 20-minute taxi ride to the Hotel. If you wish to arrive early to explore the local area or play a warmup game of golf, extra nights at the start of the Tour can be booked for on request. Fota Island Resort (2 nights) The 5* Fota Island Resort boasts an 18-hole championship golf course, a swimming pool and beautifully designed rooms with countryside views and luxury bathrooms. Bedrooms at Fota Island feature flat- screen satellite TV’s, free Wi-Fi, and an interactive video system. They also include mini-bars, seating areas and bathrooms with walk-in showers and bathrobes. Huge windows allow light to flood into the spacious and stylish For a Restaurant. It serves fine traditional and international cuisine and has a terrace for al fresco dining. Cork is just 12.9 km away. Evening: 8pm - Tonight Chrissy will host a Welcome Dinner (included) for the group at the Fota Island Resort. ITINERARY Friday DAY 2 9th September 2022 GOLFERS: OLD HEAD The clifftop links at Old Head sit on a spectacular promontory a few miles from Kinsale in County Cork, Southern Ireland. With 40 acres of un-spoilt cliff framing the course, Old Head is a memorable experience that is quite unlike anything you will have ever encountered A large stone wall and a gate keeper at the narrow entrance to the site ensure that this extraordinary location is reserved exclusively for golfers. More than half the holes feature tees and greens at the edge of 250 feet high cliffs and all 18 holes provide stunning ocean views. With the ever-changing sea breezes this course provides a stern test to golfers at any level. ITINERARY DAY 2 (Continued) NON-GOLFERS: KINSALE WALKING TOUR & HARBOUR CRUISE Originally a medieval fishing port, historic Kinsale (from the Irish, Ceann t Saile – ‘Head of the Sea’) is one of themost picturesque, popular, and historic towns on the south west coast of Ireland. Visitors to Kinsale are captivated by its beautiful setting; its long waterfront, yacht-filled harbour, narrow winding streets and brightly painted galleries, shops, and houses. The impressive fortifications of Charles Fort and James Fort guard the narrow entrance from the sea – giving clues to its rich history. The combination of a walking tour and a harbor cruise provide a wonderful opportunity to appreciate this unique town which has been the centre of Irish History since the first settlers came to Ireland. ITINERARY Saturday DAY 3 10th September 2022 GOLFERS: FOTA ISLAND – DEERPARK COURSE Fota Island Golf Club is in the heart of a stunning 780- acre island woodland estate. The estate is home to splendid mature woodlands where three challenging championship courses are woven throughout. We will play the Deerpark course which is generally regarded as the best and most enjoyable of the three. The Fota Island Deerpark Course, which played host to the Irish Open in 2001, 2002 & 2014, enjoys stunning views across Cork Harbour, as it skirts the coastline. It benefits from an excellent design in a traditional form and features strategically placed pot bunkers and undulating greens. It has a real variety of holes and the outstanding natural landscape never fails to impress. NON-GOLFERS: DAY AT LEISURE A full day at leisure to relax & enjoy the facilities available at the Resort or alternatively take a taxi & explore some of the many attractions in Cork. Overnight: 4* Great Southern Hotel, Killarney Evening: Tonight, Chrissy will host a group Dinner at the Great Southern Hotel ITINERARY Sunday DAY 4 11th September 2022 GOLFERS & NON-GOLFERS: SIGHTSEEING KILLARNEY Thanks to its natural beauty Killarney is one of the most prominent tourist destinations in Ireland. The town is best known for its incredible national park as well as many historic landmarks and attractions. Today we will spend the day exploring the best of Killarney. Killarney Jaunting (Horse & Carriage) Experience Discover the traditional mode of Transport within Ireland through a unique guided tour. It is an excellent option to explore the hidden aspects of Killarney National Park & the Lakes of Killarney. Ring of Kerry Tour & Muckross House The Ring of Kerry is considered one of the finest drives in the world and comprises a 110-mile (180-km) scenic route of narrow roads that wind around the Iveragh Peninsula. Located in a mystical & unspoilt part of Ireland the Ring of Kerry has attracted visitors for centuries. In addition to spectacular scenery, quaint villages, coastal views & ancient heritage we will also visit Muckross House, where Queen Victoria stayed in 1861. The Queen gave six years notice of her visit – plenty of time for the house to be redecorated – and arrived with her own bed and a 100-strong entourage. Over 50 years later, the 19th century house & landscaped gardens are a national treasure to explore. Overnight: 4* Great Southern Hotel, Killarney Evening: Own arrangements ITINERARY Monday DAY 5 12th September 2022 GOLFERS: WATERVILLE GOLF LINKS Golf at Waterville started around 1889 with a modest 9- hole course, laid out on the eastern section of the present course. In the 1950s, the club folded until Jack Mulcahy (an Irish American) bought the links in the late 1960s. Waterville plays on a promontory surrounded by the sea. It is a stunning, remote location with views to the northeast of the Macgillycuddy’s Reeks mountain range and to the southwest across the beautiful Ballinskelligs Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The fairways are gently undulating. The front nine plays across relatively flat ground whilst the back nine weaves its ways through avenues of tall dunes. The view from the elevated 17th tee, an excellent Par 3 called "Murphy's Peak" after the founder Jack Mulcahy, is simply breathtaking.
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