Price Non-Golfer: 480€
This price includes:
Bed & Breakfast****
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Brook Manor Lodge is a luxury 4 star Guesthouse situated on the outskirts of Tralee in the breathtaking countryside of County Kerry. All guestrooms are tastfully decorated and with a very high standard. You will find a very warm welcome from the owner, and an absolutely lovely breakfast. |
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| Type: | 4 star guesthouse |
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| Location: | Tralee | ||
| Distance from Dublin: | 300 km | ||
| Distance from Belfast: | 460 km | ||
| Distance from Limerick (Shannon): | 105 km | ||
| Distance from Cork: | 120 km | ||
| Facilities: wireless connection, coffee & tea making facilities in the room |
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Surrounding golf courses: Tralee, Ballybunion, Dingle, Killorglin, Dooks, Beaufort, Killarney, Waterville, Ring of Kerry, Adare Manor, Limerick County, Shannon, Drumoland Castle, Doonbeg, Lahinch |
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Ballybunion (Old)
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| Irish ranking: | 2 |
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| World golf ranking: | 10 | ||
| Architect: | L. Hewson / Tom Simpson |
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| Creation date: | 1893 | ||
| Par: | 71 |
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| Distance from Dublin: | 290 km | ||
| Distance from Belfast: | 450 km | ||
| Distance from Cork: | 150 km | ||
| Distance from Limerick (Shannon): | 95 km | ||
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The first few holes are ordinary. The spectacular part of the course starts from the 6th. Some holes are amazing between huge dunes and the Atlantic Ocean. The fairways look narrow, the greens tiny and the bunkers ruthless. This is a spectacular masterpiece ranked in the top 5 of the best courses in the country. |
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Lahinch
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| Irish ranking: | 4 |
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| World golf ranking: | 50 | ||
| Architect: | Old Tom Morris / Alister Mackenzie |
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| Creation date: | 1892 | ||
| Par: | 71 |
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| Distance from Dublin: | 270 km | ||
| Distance from Belfast: | 430 km | ||
| Distance from Cork: | 170 km | ||
| Distance from Limerick (Shannon): | 70 km | ||
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The course is ranked in the top 5 of the best courses in Ireland. It has been re-designed in 2003. The surrounding dunes are spectacular and invite visual comparison with Ballybunion. Lots of holes offers great challenge and amazing views overlooking the Ocean. A true links masterpiece to experience. |
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Waterville
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| Irish ranking: | 7 |
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| World golf ranking: | 65 | ||
| Architect: | Claude Harmon / Eddie Hackett / Tom Fazio |
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| Creation date: | 1889 | ||
| Par: | 72 |
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| Distance from Dublin: | 380 km | ||
| Distance from Belfast: | 540 km | ||
| Distance from Cork: | 165 km | ||
| Distance from Limerick (Shannon): | 185 km | ||
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The course has a very natural look. It is ranked in the top 10 in Ireland. The first nine holes unwind over very flat countryside, but the back 9 are snaking their way through sand dunes are impressive. There are no blind holes, flat fairways and except the 16th, no dog-legs. Far from the others, it is well worth the visit. |
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Tralee
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| Irish ranking: | 10 |
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| Architect: | Arnold Palmer |
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| Creation date: | 1895 | ||
| Par: | 71 |
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| Distance from Dublin: | 310 km | ||
| Distance from Belfast: | 470 km | ||
| Distance from Cork: | 120 km | ||
| Distance from Limerick (Shannon): | 115 km | ||
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It is one one of the greatest course that Arnold Palmer designed, ranked in the top 10 in Ireland. The front 9 unwind partly atop a cliff overhanging the Atlantic Ocean, which comes dangerously into play if direction and accuracy are wayward. The back 9 are even more impressive, amidst huge dunes in their natural state. |
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Doonbeg
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| Irish ranking: | 11 |
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| Architect: | Greg Norman |
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| Creation date: | 2003 |
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| Par: | 72 |
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| Distance from Dublin: | 295 km | ||
| Distance from Belfast: | 460 km | ||
| Distance from Cork: | 195 km | ||
| Distance from Limerick (Shannon): | 95 km | ||
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As a new course, it looks like it is been on the West Irish coastline for a long time. It is described by most golfers as a masterpiece. The architect is Greg Norman, the famous Australian player. It weaves through exceptional site of gigantic dunes. One of the major challenge is to gauge with approach shots to greens, some of which nestle spectacularly in sandy amphitheatres, while others are much more exposed. The most memorable hole is number 14, a short par 3 facing the Atlantic Ocean. |
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For 1 or 2 passengers
Economy car type Renault Clio or similar
Ideal for up to 2 golfers (golf bags + luggage)
For 3 or 4 passengers
Large car type Volkswagen Passat Estate or similar
Ideal for up to 4 golfers (golf bags + luggage)
For 5 passengers
Mini-van type Volkswagen Shuttle or similar
Ideal for a group of 5 golfers (golf bags + luggage)
For up to 10 passengers
Minibus type Ford Transit or similar
Ideal for a group up to 10 golfers (golf bags + luggage)
With chauffeur
- Car type Mercedes Viano for up to 4 golfers (golf bags + luggage) with private chauffeur.
- Coache type Mercedes Esker or similar, ideal for a group of up to 24 golfers (golf bags + luggage) with private chauffeur
This price does not includes:
Activities in the South West region
| - Ring of Kerry route |
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| - Ross Castle |
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| - Blarney Castle |
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| - Muckross House, gardens and traditional farms |
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| - Killagha Augustinian Abbey |
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| - Eightercua stones circles |
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| - Hiking |
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| - Cycling |
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| - Horse Riding | |
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| - Spa |
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Conditions:
- Offer valid for any travel between 1st of April to 31st of October 2013 for 2 golfers minimum on a double/twin room with Irish breakfast.
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