Three Star Collection

One of golf's greatest links is known for its controversial abundance of O.B.

More than 200 bunkers pepper this links; it is known for its clubhouse and close proximity to the railway.

Northern Ireland's only Open venue is a pure links in every sense.

A plethora of great golf exists around Dublin. Portmarnock is one of the best, not just there, but anywhere.

St Andrews Old Course is the greatest golf course in the history of the game.

Since WW2 this world-class venue has held more major events than any other.

An absolute gem which somehow flies under radar.

It's charming, quirky, unusual, interesting and fun. In short, it's a must play!

The opening hole itself is worth the journey. The collection of greens may be one of the best in the world.

It should be on the dream list of any serious golfer. It is a perennial contender to be named the greatest golf course in the world.

Perhaps the greatest Scottish links built in the last 50 years. It's expensive but worth every penny.

It's the St Andrews of Ireland and every bit as memorable.

James Braid's inland moorland masterpiece is a must-visit!

Tom Simpson's genius shines brightly at Cruden Bay Golf Club. Bold and quirky, it is one of golf's best.

One of Scotland's best links is also one of its newest.

A strategic links masterpiece that has tested the worlds best to the limit from 1931 until now.

One of the most exclusive clubs on the planet, it is one of the world's best.

Simply put... Ballybunion is one of the greatest links on earth.