Transport is often one of the most overlooked yet essential elements of a successful golf trip. mygolfGroup Travel offers a variety of options, including self-drive, private transfers, and even helicopters for those seeking the highest level of luxury, but we consistently recommend dedicated driver-guides for the best overall experience. Dedicated Driver Guide Choosing a dedicated driver guide ensures a smooth, stress-free golf trip. All transport is handled for you, from air

Championship Links Along Scotland’s Golf Coast Scotland’s Ayrshire coast is one of the most historic regions in the game of golf.   This stretch of coastline southwest of Glasgow is home to several legendary championship venues, including Royal Troon, Trump Turnberry and Prestwick Golf Club, where the very first Open Championship was played in 1860.   Beyond the golf, the region offers rugged coastline, historic castles and deep connections to Scotland’s cultural heritage.

The Home of Golf For golfers travelling to Scotland, few destinations carry the same magic as St Andrews.   Known globally as the Home of Golf, this historic university town sits along Scotland’s east coast in the region of Fife. The town is steeped in centuries of golfing tradition and remains one of the most iconic destinations in the sport.   Many visitors planning Scotland golf trips build their itinerary around the opportunity to walk the famous fairways of the Old Cour

Historic Scotland & Championship Links Golf Just east of Edinburgh lies one of the most remarkable stretches of golfing coastline in the world. The region of East Lothian, often referred to as Scotland’s Golf Coast, features an extraordinary concentration of historic links courses set along the North Sea.   For travellers planning Scotland golf trips, this region offers the perfect balance between championship golf and one of Europe’s most beautiful capital cities.   Legenda

The northeast coast of Scotland offers one of the most striking and memorable golf regions in the world. Combining rugged North Sea coastline with sweeping Highland landscapes, the region around Aberdeen delivers a true sense of adventure for golfers travelling to Scotland.   Courses such as Royal Aberdeen, Trump International Golf Links and Castle Stuart Golf Links showcase the raw beauty of Scottish links golf with towering dunes, firm turf and spectacular ocean views.   Aw

Wild Links Golf Along the Atlantic Edge Northwest Ireland offers one of the most distinctive golf regions in the country. Stretching across Counties Donegal and Sligo, this part of Ireland is known for its dramatic Atlantic coastline, quiet beaches and outstanding Irish links golf. Many golfers planning golf trips to Ireland  include the northwest to experience courses that combine world-class design with fewer crowds than some of the more established destinations. Courses su

Championship Links Golf Along the Causeway Coast Northern Ireland is a premier destination for golfers planning golf trips to Ireland . With a rugged coastline, historic towns, and world-class links courses, the region offers both Irish links golf  and a variety of unique experiences off the course.   Courses such as Royal Portrush Golf Club, Royal County Down, Ardglass, and Castlerock Golf Club  are internationally recognised and feature in many Northern Ireland golf tour it

The Heart of Ireland’s Legendary Links Coast Southwest Ireland is one of the most popular regions for golfers planning golf trips to Ireland. Stretching across County Kerry and County Clare, the area is home to some of the most recognised links courses in the country, including Ballybunion Golf Club, Waterville Golf Links, Lahinch Golf Club and Tralee Golf Club.   The region is known for classic Irish links golf , dramatic Atlantic coastline and welcoming towns that sit close

Securing Tee Times at the Old Course Playing the Old Course at St Andrews is on every golfer’s bucket list. With a history stretching back over 600 years, it’s the birthplace of modern golf and a true Scottish icon. Walking these fairways connects you with generations of golfers who have shaped the game, from local legends to major champions.   At mygolfGroup Travel, we want to make sure you understand exactly how to plan your round, from tee times to caddies, so you can focu

When planning a golf trip to Ireland or Scotland, there’s a lot to juggle. Flights, tee times, accommodations and the dream of finally playing those iconic links courses.   Travel insurance might not sound exciting, but it’s one of the smartest parts of planning your trip. GolfSafe and TravelSafe  protect your investment and let you focus on what matters: great golf, stunning scenery and a few pints after the round. Why Travel Insurance Matters for a Golf Trip Even the best-l

A golf trip to Ireland or Scotland is the kind of experience you will remember for a lifetime. The courses are world famous, the scenery is breathtaking, and the local hospitality is unmatched. To make sure your trip goes smoothly and you can focus on enjoying every round, a little preparation goes a long way.   Here’s a complete guide to the essential items and tips  we recommend before embarking on your golf journey. Be Ready for the Weather! One of the things that makes li

Historic Cities, Coastal Golf & Classic Irish Culture For many visitors, Dublin serves as the starting or finishing point for golf trips to Ireland. The capital city offers an ideal blend of historic landmarks, vibrant nightlife and easy access to some of the country’s finest coastal golf courses.   Just beyond the city lies a stretch of coastline home to outstanding links courses, including Portmarnock Golf Club, The Island Golf Club, and Royal Dublin Golf Club.   Between ro

Golfers around the world love discovering new courses and experiencing different styles of golf. For many American players, travelling to Ireland offers a fascinating contrast to the golf courses they are used to at home. While the fundamentals of the game remain the same, the design, landscape and playing style of Irish and American golf courses can feel very different . Understanding these differences is part of what makes travelling for golf such a rewarding experience. In

For golfers visiting Ireland, the experience doesn’t end when the final putt drops. In fact, many would argue the best part of the day begins at the 19th hole  - the local pub. Ireland’s golf culture is deeply connected to its pub tradition. After a round on legendary links courses, golfers often gather in nearby pubs to share stories, enjoy a pint of Guinness and experience the famous Irish “craic.” For visitors planning a golf trip to Ireland , these pubs offer the perfect

Ireland is one of the most spectacular golf destinations in the world. For American golfers planning a golf trip to Ireland , the country offers something truly unique: championship links courses set against dramatic coastal landscapes, towering dunes and historic seaside towns. With nearly a quarter of the world’s natural links courses located around Ireland’s Atlantic coastline, the island provides an unmatched setting for unforgettable golf experiences. If scenery is high

For many American golfers, a golf trip to Ireland  is the ultimate bucket-list experience. With world-famous links courses, dramatic Atlantic coastlines and a rich golfing heritage, Ireland attracts thousands of visiting golfers every year. However, travelling overseas for a golf trip requires a little preparation. From understanding links golf to planning tee times and packing for Irish weather, these practical travel tips will help American golfers make the most of their go

Ireland has long been one of the world’s great golf destinations. With dramatic coastal landscapes, historic links courses and a deep golfing heritage, the island offers some of the most memorable golf experiences anywhere in the game. Across Ireland, golfers can choose from more than 400 courses , but it is the spectacular seaside links that attract visitors from around the world. For golfers planning a golf trip to Ireland , these are ten of the most iconic courses that sho

If you are planning a golf trip to Ireland or Scotland , you may have heard about the UK’s new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system. The ETA is part of the UK government’s move towards digital border controls and affects many international visitors travelling to the United Kingdom. For golfers visiting some of the world’s greatest links courses, understanding how the UK ETA requirement  works is an important part of planning your golf travel itinerary. This guide expl

In 2024, mygolfGroup Travel had the opportunity to collaborate with one of the most influential figures in modern golf media, Rick Shiels , to showcase Ireland as one of the world’s premier golf travel destinations. The collaboration brought Rick to Ireland to experience some of the country’s most famous links golf courses, with a curated itinerary organised by mygolfGroup Travel. The trip formed part of a video series highlighting the unforgettable golf experiences that awai

mygolfGroup Travel has been officially recognised as Ireland’s Best Inbound Golf Tour Operator 2025  at the prestigious World Golf Awards, part of the globally respected World Travel Awards programme that celebrates excellence across the international golf tourism industry. The award recognises companies that demonstrate exceptional service, innovation, and leadership in the global golf travel sector. In its 30th anniversary year, the World Golf Awards honoured organisations

mygolfGroup Travel is delighted to announce a new partnership with the Oregon Chapter of the Pacific Northwest PGA Section. This collaboration supports our ongoing mission to promote golf tours to Ireland and Scotland  while building strong relationships with PGA Professionals across the United States. Through this partnership, mygolfGroup Travel will connect with more than 450 PGA Professionals across Oregon and Southwest Washington , creating exciting opportunities for golf