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| Ireland and the UK offer some of the most historical, challenging and memorable courses in the world, and are a ‘must-do’ for all keen golfers. Ireland alone contains more than one third of the world’s links courses. |
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| Ireland |
| Ireland hosts more than one third of all links courses, and is home to many of the world’s favourite courses. |
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| Scotland |
| Scotland, the home of golf, is the birth place of the Royal and Ancient game. Golf has been played on the Old Course at St Andrews since the 1400’s, and Scotland hosts over 500 courses. |
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| England and Wales |
| The choice of courses in England and Wales is almost endless for the discerning golfer. England has a reputation for producing some of the world’s finest course designers; Alistair McKenzie and Harry S. Colt to name but two. |
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Travel
