FEATURE
STORIES
Self-planned
trips to
Ireland save money,
deliver great golf
Ask any golfer for his or her dream vacation, and more often than not, Scotland will be the answer. Over the last decade, however, the Birthplace of Golf has been besieged by golf tourists from Tucson to Tokyo. As a result, the price of everything from green fees to hotels, from single-malt Scotch to haggis has sky-rocketed. And tee times at the big-name courses are filled up from now to next season.
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- Self-planned trips to Ireland save money, deliver great golf
- Weather is pushing Swiss to consider golf as winter sports decline
- New owners bring much-needed changes to Bovey Castle resort
- Golf a great way to experience the lovely Tuscany countryside
- Design master Jones had great impact on Cabell Robinson
- Salzburg in Austria has plenty to offer, but be careful on the mountains
- Western Algarve, Europe's most south-westerly region, is a place worthy of discovery
- Not quite St Andrews, but Norfolk's coast is still a must for links devotees
- Qatar Masters could be a start for Robert Rock
- Rock takes you inside the ropes
- From the UK to Ireland and all of Europe, there's plenty to boast about in '03
- Machrihanish and Machrie: Scotland's Faraway Links
- Fraser Thomson handicaps the Belfry and Forest of Arden
Reporter's Notebook
- We find that hard to swallow
- Ryder Cup captain picks assistants
- Making a case for Monty
- Beware an Englishman on the rise
- Bonallack to head ranking, One of Britain's greats passes away
- New for old: Former champ Lawrie gives nod of approval to Old Course changes
England
- Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society stop for nothing
- Golf Vacations UK takes the hassle out of overseas planning
- Pioneer Golf adds authentic touch to planning a trip to the Old Country
Ireland
France
Scotland
Client Features
- Golf vacations in Ireland are one-of-a-kind experience
- Scotland Tours has golf trips down to a science
- Ireland Golf Travel Ltd. offers variety in planning an overseas golf holiday
