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Contacting Lyons Links Contact Lyons Links for a competitive quote for your group’s golf trip to Ireland or the UK. Lyons Links provides a bespoke service for customised golf trips to precisely meet your group’s requirements. Let a Championship Golfer…

About Lyons Links

The Lyons Links promise It is Lyons Links mission to offer the most authentic and luxurious Golf Trips to the UK and Ireland. We provide trips to Ireland, Scotland and England, however, if you require a specific trip or destination not…

Upcoming events

Upcoming events At Lyons Links, we don’t just serve individuals or groups looking for a golf adventure — we also host events and tournaments that have served all of the UK and the United States. To stay up-to-date with our…

Lyons sample itineraries

our sample itineraries If the golf you aspire to play is in the UK, then look no further than Lyons Links, as we will take care of every detail on your once-in-a-lifetime journey. Our connections run deep throughout the UK,…

Life of the Links – Lahinch Golf Course

Joe Lyons has traveled the globe in search of the best golf courses in the world, and the scratch golfer has a perspective on the Lahinch Golf Club (pictured above), one of the preeminent options for those looking to travel to the UK for the best golf in the world. Check out his perspective.

Narin & Portnoo Links breakdown

Standing inspirationally on the West coast of Ireland, in a place steeped in ancient history & folklore. The area abounds with archeological treasures, like Prehistorical tombs and Bronze-age forts built four to five thousand years ago –older than Stonehenge– and regarded as some of the finest in Northwest Europe. The ancient Celts believed this was the ‘edge of the world’ –a powerful, spiritual place where the next stop was the Heavens.