Great video Boss, bought back great memories of playing golf around the Ring of Kerry in the early 2000’s. Especially Dooks, where I got my first hole in one on the 4th.
Your photography is amazing. I really enjoy hearing your love of and respect for these courses highlighting what is unique to each one. You’ve got me wanting to book my trip!
Thanks I really appreciate it. Check out my other Ireland Trip as well. If you need any tips or assistance in booking or organizing a trip let me know I am happy to share knowledge
Excellent video. I may have crossed paths with you on this trip. I was in Ballybunion on July 3, before heading to Adare Manor to watch Rory, Tiger, and the rest at the PJ McManus Pro-Am. I stayed in Lahinch on July 4 &5. I think those two played at Ballybunion the day after. You're right about Dooks. Great views and an underrated course. I also like to stay in Dingle and play Ceann Sibeal, another underrated course, when I go to Ireland.
@@thebossgolfs Yes. I usually go in April to avoid as many American golfers on tour busses as I can (usually with a good bit of success). The July trip was a short one with friends to go to the Pro-Am. After our first day, the weather was really good.
No but I hear really good things but when in Ireland I have been so focused on links golf . Thank you for the comment. Check out my previous Ireland trip with more links courses.
Great videos and beautiful drone footage of your travels. Going on a family trip to Ireland in late May. Playing Mt. Juliet, Killarney Golf and Fishing, Trump Doonbeg, and Lahinch. Would play more, but it's a family trip : )
Thank you. I was suppose to play Killarney but ran out of time and didn't want to miss my flight. Killarney is a very cool town, especially at night music playing from every pub and everyone having a great time. Enjoy the trip let me know how it goes.
@@thebossgolfs Gotcha, yeah I'm going with a big group so made sense for us to use Killarney as a base for a couple nights so their is plenty to do for all and Killarney G&F is the closest to get a round in. Looks very scenic and former Irish Open course, but the competition is fierce in SW Ireland, lol. I'll save some of the more famous ROK Links for another trip! Will do!
Really great comment about local knowledge at Lahinch! Yeah, the blind shots on the front 9 are getting to get you if you dont know where exactly you should be aiming. It's the one thing that places Ballybunion over Lahinch for me. Tell us, did you play straight off the overnight flight into Shannon, or did you take a day off first? Greetings from Limerick!
Waterville is an incredibly penal course, very intimidating and I have yet to play it on a calm day. On one occasion I hit a 5i from 120yrds, I normally hit a wedge that distance. Still my favorite course. Sur twould be no fun if it was easy.😂😂
Yes, comfortable sneakers are allowed. Ireland for the most part has a perfect golf culture that is more the every man then other countries. Especially since you will be walking find the best shoes that work for you and won't hurt the course. I would say make sure they have a little traction so they don't slip going up and down dunes and also make sure they are waterproof because you almost never stop golfing because of weather. I would recommend Footjoy Pro SL or Puma Proadapt or ignite shoes. They are great. Also best tip I give people have a fresh pair of shoes for each 18 and a fresh pair of socks for every nine if you are walking multiple 36 hole days it will save your feet
@@thebossgolfs AND - having made more than a dozen week+ golf trips to Ireland - bring 2 pairs -because chances are one pair will be drying with newspapers stuffed in them while you are wearing the others ...
Ireland is apart of the EU and they have a temporary license you can get (short test). Search droning in Ireland and use the official Ireland government page. Then ask the courses some might okay
I prefer my trip from last year which was the northeast, North and northwest. I would prefer to play the northwest with Carne, Enniscrone, St. Patrick's, Donegal + over the southwest slightly. But you really can't go wrong anywhere. I would prefer the southwest over the north even thought it has Royal Portrush (my favorite in Ireland) and Royal County.
@@thebossgolfs Thanks! My dad has golfed the Southwest a few times and was a little unfamiliar with the Northwest courses. I convinced him to change it up, and we leave next week for Carne, Enniscrone, St Patrick Links, Sandy Hills, Glashedy, Portstewart, and Portrush (my first trip to Ireland). Can't wait!
Your trip is going to feel more like an adventure than a planned golf package to the southwest and I think the courses are better and more extreme in layout in a good way. Enjoy. If you remember come back and comment what you and your dad think of the trip
This was July around the fourth of July. I also played in Ireland the year prior (Full Video in my videos) in August with even better weather zero rain
Wishing you the best weather possible. Always have weather gear even on a perfect day and clear forecast. From my time in Ireland, Scotland and England I find that nothing really sticks around long so if it does get bad just try to wait it out. I did a video a while back but the best tip I tell people is have two good rain gear set ups, bring a fresh pair of socks for every round and at least three pairs of shoes. switch socks and shoes between rounds. Also if you got space bring a massage gun and a foam roller. It's a lot of golf and it can build up. If you are staying anywhere near Killarney save time to walk around in the evening and enjoy the pubs and music very good vibes
Thanks Boss, for your excellent video. We are planning a trip to play in So. Ireland and your show is most helpful.
Thanks Happy to help. If you have any questions, reach out.
Great video Boss, bought back great memories of playing golf around the Ring of Kerry in the early 2000’s. Especially Dooks, where I got my first hole in one on the 4th.
Wow the weather you got at Old Head! Bravo!
The passageway through the mountains you're referring to I believe is the Gap of Dunloe. Truly gorgeous.
Your photography is amazing. I really enjoy hearing your love of and respect for these courses highlighting what is unique to each one. You’ve got me wanting to book my trip!
Thanks I really appreciate it. Check out my other Ireland Trip as well. If you need any tips or assistance in booking or organizing a trip let me know I am happy to share knowledge
Excellent video. I may have crossed paths with you on this trip. I was in Ballybunion on July 3, before heading to Adare Manor to watch Rory, Tiger, and the rest at the PJ McManus Pro-Am. I stayed in Lahinch on July 4 &5. I think those two played at Ballybunion the day after. You're right about Dooks. Great views and an underrated course. I also like to stay in Dingle and play Ceann Sibeal, another underrated course, when I go to Ireland.
We might have. It was a great time to go there. Great weather and less American tourist made getting last minute tee times better.
@@thebossgolfs Yes. I usually go in April to avoid as many American golfers on tour busses as I can (usually with a good bit of success). The July trip was a short one with friends to go to the Pro-Am. After our first day, the weather was really good.
Great videos. Appreciate all the content. Can’t wait to see more. Old head looks awesome.
Absolutely STUNNING!
Great information as well.
Have you played Adare Manor?
My BEST to You and Yours
No but I hear really good things but when in Ireland I have been so focused on links golf . Thank you for the comment. Check out my previous Ireland trip with more links courses.
Excellent reviews. It’s wetting my appetite even more for golf in Ireland. Thanks.
Awesome, when do you go? I did a trip video to Ireland the year prior covering the rest of Ireland Links coasts . Thanks for commenting.
@@thebossgolfs It’s in the planning stage. Probably August ‘24 or ’25. I also want to swing by Scotland and play Kingsbarns.
@carlhargrove3833 kingsbarns is awesome. My favorite course from my St. Andrews trip. I am hoping for Scotland in 2024 on August
Great reviews and video. Very much enjoyed.
Gorgeous film! Scheduled to play Dooks, Dingle, Old Head, Waterville and Killeen in May. Very excited!
Great videos and beautiful drone footage of your travels. Going on a family trip to Ireland in late May. Playing Mt. Juliet, Killarney Golf and Fishing, Trump Doonbeg, and Lahinch. Would play more, but it's a family trip : )
Thank you. I was suppose to play Killarney but ran out of time and didn't want to miss my flight. Killarney is a very cool town, especially at night music playing from every pub and everyone having a great time. Enjoy the trip let me know how it goes.
@@thebossgolfs Gotcha, yeah I'm going with a big group so made sense for us to use Killarney as a base for a couple nights so their is plenty to do for all and Killarney G&F is the closest to get a round in. Looks very scenic and former Irish Open course, but the competition is fierce in SW Ireland, lol. I'll save some of the more famous ROK Links for another trip! Will do!
Great video well done! Thank you.
Thank you. Have an awesome day
Nice footage
Really great comment about local knowledge at Lahinch! Yeah, the blind shots on the front 9 are getting to get you if you dont know where exactly you should be aiming. It's the one thing that places Ballybunion over Lahinch for me. Tell us, did you play straight off the overnight flight into Shannon, or did you take a day off first? Greetings from Limerick!
Thank you for commenting. I flew into Shannon right to Doonbeg then to Lahinch the same day. Can't wait to come back to Ireland. I miss it every day.
Waterville is an incredibly penal course, very intimidating and I have yet to play it on a calm day. On one occasion I hit a 5i from 120yrds, I normally hit a wedge that distance. Still my favorite course. Sur twould be no fun if it was easy.😂😂
Interesting you found Lahinch more challenging than Old Head.
Can you wear sneakers on courses there in Ireland? To walk I do not think there is a pair of golf shoes comfortable enough for me
Yes, comfortable sneakers are allowed. Ireland for the most part has a perfect golf culture that is more the every man then other countries. Especially since you will be walking find the best shoes that work for you and won't hurt the course. I would say make sure they have a little traction so they don't slip going up and down dunes and also make sure they are waterproof because you almost never stop golfing because of weather. I would recommend Footjoy Pro SL or Puma Proadapt or ignite shoes. They are great. Also best tip I give people have a fresh pair of shoes for each 18 and a fresh pair of socks for every nine if you are walking multiple 36 hole days it will save your feet
@@thebossgolfs Appreciate the info thank you
@@thebossgolfs AND - having made more than a dozen week+ golf trips to Ireland - bring 2 pairs -because chances are one pair will be drying with newspapers stuffed in them while you are wearing the others ...
@@billdecatur1178 I agree I often tell people for long trips pack three and switch shoes every 18 and sock every 9 holes. It really helps
What do you do for a living? You're definitely not funding a trip like this with just over 1K subs! (You deserve way more btw).
How did you get approval for drones? Is it allowed? And how can I contact the person who did it? We’re headed there in May
Ireland is apart of the EU and they have a temporary license you can get (short test). Search droning in Ireland and use the official Ireland government page. Then ask the courses some might okay
Thank you, I’ll start looking into it
Did you prefer the southwest or northwest courses?
I prefer my trip from last year which was the northeast, North and northwest. I would prefer to play the northwest with Carne, Enniscrone, St. Patrick's, Donegal + over the southwest slightly. But you really can't go wrong anywhere. I would prefer the southwest over the north even thought it has Royal Portrush (my favorite in Ireland) and Royal County.
@@thebossgolfs Thanks! My dad has golfed the Southwest a few times and was a little unfamiliar with the Northwest courses. I convinced him to change it up, and we leave next week for Carne, Enniscrone, St Patrick Links, Sandy Hills, Glashedy, Portstewart, and Portrush (my first trip to Ireland). Can't wait!
Your trip is going to feel more like an adventure than a planned golf package to the southwest and I think the courses are better and more extreme in layout in a good way. Enjoy. If you remember come back and comment what you and your dad think of the trip
What month did you do this trip?
This was July around the fourth of July. I also played in Ireland the year prior (Full Video in my videos) in August with even better weather zero rain
@@thebossgolfs very jealous. Doing a very similar Southwest Ireland trip here June 10th. Hoping for some similar sunshine!
Wishing you the best weather possible. Always have weather gear even on a perfect day and clear forecast. From my time in Ireland, Scotland and England I find that nothing really sticks around long so if it does get bad just try to wait it out. I did a video a while back but the best tip I tell people is have two good rain gear set ups, bring a fresh pair of socks for every round and at least three pairs of shoes. switch socks and shoes between rounds. Also if you got space bring a massage gun and a foam roller. It's a lot of golf and it can build up. If you are staying anywhere near Killarney save time to walk around in the evening and enjoy the pubs and music very good vibes