The voice over gets all the pronunciation of the courses wrong and when showing one course is showing a completely different course there is videos of rosses point etc here get your facts right
Agree with many on this list.. Ireland has better courses overall, compared to Scotland. Ballybunion is incredible. But, almost every course is a treasure. If going to Ireland, go for a month and play the top 30 courses. Go in July or August. The days are long, and one can easily play 36 holes a day.. oh, and always have a pint after golf with friends...if you don't, you are deemed as anti social.
Before you make a clip of golfing in Ireland, make sure your pronounce the names right. You were way off on some of them. Example - sand heaps??? Dunes you mean. Adare??? Louth???
@@24Golf Yes, Old Head was fantastic. It was part of a buddy trip to beautiful Ireland. We also played Lahinch (my favorite), Doonbeg, Tralee, Waterville, Killarney and Ballbunion (old course).
Definitely the Old Head of Kinsale has to be in this list.....though it's not a true links course it's like Portmarnock on steroids with the course surrounded with steep Cliffs...... Truly of the most Amazing Golfing experiences in the world.
Thanks for sharing this video… I’ve had the opportunity to play Royal Port Rush, Ballybunion, Old Head, and Royal County Down in Ireland. I agree with some of the comments that Old Head should be considered… incredible cliff views and some very challenging holes. Absolutely loved Royal Port Rush… what a treasure for sure. However, the best course anyplace (including Scotland and the USA courses) is Royal County Down… such a challenging and beautiful course, and can bring you to your knees in a brisk wind.
They look amazing but the only course that would make me cross the Pond is St Andrews in Scotland give me old tree lined USA courses. Mainly because of cost & my lack of game!
I hear you on St Andrews but Europe has a bunch of great beautiful legendary golf courses worth going across the pond. St Andrews would be my first stop though.
It’s not that good apparently. Anyone I know who played it has said it’s cool to play it, especially the bits in the town but the rest of it is not that interesting. There’s far better courses elsewhere in Scotland and Ireland. Plenty of tree lined courses all over Europe including in Ireland as well.
