Where the Atlantic
meets the world's
greatest links
Six Signature Rounds · 8 Days · Kerry & Clare, Southwest Ireland
Mosaico Travels
Curated Luxury · Exceptional Destinations
Where legends are made
on Ireland's Wild Atlantic
Southwest Ireland is the most coveted golf destination on earth. On a narrow Atlantic coastline in Kerry and Clare, the greatest concentration of world-class links courses in the world waits to be played. This Mosaic Journey plays them all — from the remote splendour of Waterville to the wild dunescapes of Doonbeg — with two of Ireland's finest hotels as your base.
Six courses. Two counties. Eight days of golf, hospitality and wild Atlantic landscape that no other country can replicate.
- Ballybunion Old — Ireland #1, World #29, greatest links in the world
- Lahinch Old — Ireland #2, World #32, 2019 Irish Open host, MacKenzie masterpiece
- Waterville — Ireland #5, Payne Stewart's beloved pilgrimage on the Ring of Kerry
- Killarney Golf & Fishing Club (Killeen) — Ireland #23, parkland on the shores of Lough Léin, adjacent to your hotel
- Tralee — Arnold Palmer's only Irish design on the spectacular Tralee Bay peninsula
- Trump Doonbeg — Greg Norman's crescent-bay links along Doughmore's ancient dunes
Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way —
golf at its most elemental
Southwest Ireland claims more Top 100 courses per mile of coastline than anywhere else on earth. The landscape that shaped these links — towering dunes, Atlantic gales, ancient cliff edges — is the same one that has drawn golfers on pilgrimage for over a century. There is no substitute for playing here. There is no equivalent.
The Mosaic Journey
Eight days on Ireland's most celebrated coastline
Shannon Airport · Killarney, Co. Kerry
Arrive Shannon · Transfer to Killarney · The Europe Hotel · Welcome Dinner
Your Mosaico private transfer collects you from Shannon and heads south through the drumlin landscape of County Limerick and into Kerry — the Kingdom, as locals call it. The Europe Hotel & Resort reveals itself on the shores of Lough Léin, its lakeside rooms and suites facing the MacGillycuddy's Reeks, Ireland's highest mountain range. Settle in, take a walk along the private pier, and gather for a Welcome Dinner in the Panorama Restaurant, framed by one of the most extraordinary views in the country.
Killarney, Co. Kerry
Killarney Golf & Fishing Club — The Killeen Course
Begin the journey on home ground. Killarney Golf & Fishing Club sits immediately adjacent to The Europe Hotel — the caddie master is a short walk from reception — and the Killeen Course winds through mature parkland on the shores of Lough Léin with the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks as a constant backdrop. This is inland golf of exceptional quality and visual drama: not a links, but a parkland course of rare beauty ranked Ireland #23. An ideal opening round before the great links courses begin in earnest. Afternoon at leisure in Killarney town.
Waterville, Co. Kerry · Ring of Kerry
Waterville Golf Links — Ireland's Most Beautifully Remote Course
The journey begins with one of golf's great pilgrimages. The drive to Waterville follows the Ring of Kerry — mountain pass, glacial lake, Atlantic headland — arriving at a links set on a narrow isthmus between Ballinskelligs Bay and the Inny Estuary. This is Payne Stewart's course: the bronze statue at the clubhouse honours the champion whose love for Waterville made it famous. Eddie Hackett and Tom Fazio's par-72 design features no blind shots, pure links terrain, and a closing stretch along the bay that is among the most beautiful in Ireland. Ranked Ireland #5.
Ballybunion, Co. Kerry
Ballybunion Old Course — Ireland's Greatest Links
Ireland's #1 course and one of the greatest tests in world golf. Tom Watson discovered Ballybunion in 1981 and declared it the finest links he had ever seen — the golfing world agreed. The Old Course's back nine along the cliff-edge, through towering duneland with the Atlantic crashing below, is among the most exhilarating stretches of holes on earth. Ranked World #29, Ballybunion requires caddies — who are companions, historians and local legends — and repays every golfer with a round they will describe for the rest of their lives.
Tralee, Co. Kerry → Lahinch, Co. Clare
Tralee Golf Club — Arnold Palmer's Irish Masterpiece · Transfer to Lahinch
Set on a dramatic peninsula at Tralee Bay, with views of the Dingle Peninsula across the water, Tralee is Arnold Palmer's only course in Ireland and perhaps his finest work. The layout climbs through ancient duneland, each tee offering a new expanse of Atlantic and mountain — "God made Waterville, but he had Tralee in mind" said Palmer. After the round, the Mosaico coach carries you north along the Wild Atlantic Way, through the extraordinary moonscape of the Burren, into County Clare and the village of Lahinch. Check in to Moy House.
Lahinch, Co. Clare
Lahinch Old Course — The Soul of Irish Links Golf
Moy House is five minutes' walk from one of golf's most celebrated addresses. Lahinch Old has been touched by Old Tom Morris, Dr Alister MacKenzie and Martin Hawtree — a lineage of architectural genius that produced a course of legendary character and beauty. The blind Klondyke fourth and the Dell fifth — a par-three whose green hides entirely behind a sand dune — are amongst the most famous holes in the world. Jon Rahm won the 2019 Irish Open here and called it "the most fun course I've ever played." Ireland #2, World #32.
Doonbeg, Co. Clare
Trump International Golf Links Doonbeg — Greg Norman's Crescent Bay
Thirty minutes south of Lahinch, Doonbeg curves along 1.5 miles of crescent-shaped Doughmore Bay, framed by ancient duneland of breathtaking scale. Greg Norman's "least disturbance" philosophy means the routing follows the natural form of the land so faithfully that the course feels centuries old rather than two decades. An unusual combination of five par-threes and five par-fives demands creative thinking from the first tee, with the wind — always a character in itself at Doonbeg — transforming the challenge daily. Ireland #10, Britain & Ireland #57. After the round, the Farewell Dinner at Moy House marks the end of a remarkable journey.
Shannon Airport — Departure
Morning at Leisure · Shannon Airport
A final Lahinch morning — coffee at Moy House looking over the bay, a last walk along the beach, or a slow breakfast before your Mosaico concierge arranges the transfer north to Shannon Airport along the Cliffs of Moher coast road. You leave having played six of the world's greatest links, stayed in two of Ireland's finest hotels, and experienced a country that has been making golfers fall in love for over a century. Safe travels.
Six Rounds. Six Legends.
Round 01 · Ireland #23 · Killarney, Co. Kerry
Killarney Golf & Fishing Club
The Killeen Course winds through ancient parkland on the shores of Lough Léin — the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks reflected in the water at every turn. Ireland’s most beautiful inland course, right next door to The Europe Hotel.
Round 02 · Ireland #5 · Hackett / Fazio
Waterville Golf Links
A links of breathtaking isolation on the Ring of Kerry — Payne Stewart's pilgrimage course, set on a natural isthmus with the Atlantic on three sides. No blind shots. Pure links terrain. The most peaceful round in Ireland.
Round 03 · Ireland #1 · World #29 · Tom Simpson
Ballybunion Old Course
Ireland's greatest links and Tom Watson's favourite course in the world. The back nine along Ballybunion's cliff-edge — through duneland of monumental scale — is among the most exhilarating golf on earth.
Round 04 · Ireland #12 · Arnold Palmer
Tralee Golf Club
Arnold Palmer's only Irish design — a spectacular coastal links on Tralee Bay with views of the Dingle Peninsula. The back nine, descending to the sea through ancient duneland, is a Palmer masterwork.
Round 05 · Ireland #2 · World #32 · MacKenzie / Hawtree
Lahinch Old Course
Old Tom Morris, Dr Alister MacKenzie and Martin Hawtree shaped this beloved links into one of golf's most eccentric and glorious venues. The blind Klondyke and Dell holes are unlike anything else in the game.
Round 06 · Ireland #10 · B&I #57 · Greg Norman
Trump International Doonbeg
Greg Norman's crescent-bay links designed with a philosophy of least disturbance — the course follows the natural duneland so faithfully it feels ancient. Five par-threes, five par-fives, and the Irish wind as your sixth club.
Beyond the Fairways
The Kingdom
in Full Glory
The Wild Atlantic
at its Finest
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Day 4 · The Transfer
The Burren &
Clare's Wild Coast
The transfer from Kerry to Lahinch on Day 4 — following the afternoon round at Tralee — passes through one of Ireland's most extraordinary landscapes. The Burren's vast limestone plateau, dotted with Neolithic tombs and rare Alpine flowers, gives way to the Atlantic clifftops of County Clare. Your Mosaico driver-guide narrates the history of every townland. It is the day golfers often say they remember as clearly as any round on the journey.
Exceptional hotels,
extraordinary locations
The Europe Hotel & Resort
A five-star Forbes Travel Guide Recommended property on the shores of Lough Léin, directly adjacent to Killarney Golf & Fishing Club. All 180 rooms and suites face the Lakes of Killarney and the MacGillycuddy's Reeks. The ESPA spa across 4,500 square metres, the Panorama and Brasserie restaurants, private pier, pony-trekking and the most spectacular hotel views in Ireland. The gateway to your Kerry golf journey.
Killarney · 5-Star · Forbes Travel Guide Recommended 2026
Moy House
A member of Ireland's Blue Book, this 9-room 18th-century country house overlooks Lahinch Bay from a clifftop position five minutes' walk from the Old Course. Georgian antiques, open fireplaces, a six-course farm-to-table tasting menu using produce from the hotel's own kitchen garden — and the warmest Irish hospitality on the west coast. The house that turns golf trips into something the group never forgets.
Ireland's Blue Book · Lahinch, Co. ClareEverything arranged, nothing left to chance
The Europe Hotel — 3 Nights
Three nights at Killarney's finest five-star resort on the shores of Lough Léin, with ESPA spa access, private pier and Ireland's most spectacular lake-and-mountain views.
Moy House — 4 Nights
Four nights at Ireland's Blue Book country house above Lahinch Bay — five minutes from the Old Course, farm-to-table tasting menus nightly and the warmth of a private home.
Six Signature Rounds of Golf
All green fees at Killarney Killeen, Waterville, Ballybunion Old, Tralee, Lahinch Old and Trump Doonbeg — tee times booked and confirmed in advance by Mosaico.
Private Luxury Coach Throughout
Executive coach with dedicated driver-guide for all eight days — Shannon arrival, all golf transfers, the scenic Kerry and Clare coastal drives, and Shannon departure.
Welcome & Farewell Dinners
Welcome Dinner at The Europe Hotel on Day 1 and Grand Farewell Dinner at Moy House on Day 7. Daily breakfast at both properties included throughout.
Caddie Co-ordination · Mosaico Concierge
Caddies arranged at all six courses (paid locally at market rate). Your dedicated Mosaico concierge is available throughout for every detail, reservation and contingency.
Southwest Ireland Mosaic Journey
Eight days, six legendary courses, two of Ireland's finest hotels. All pricing is per person, based on double occupancy and a minimum group of eight guests.
Starting From
per person · USD · double occupancy
3 nights The Europe Hotel · 4 nights Moy House · 6 rounds including all green fees · Private coach throughout · Airport transfers · Welcome & Farewell Dinners · Daily breakfast
Starting From
per person · USD · double occupancy
3 nights The Europe Hotel · 4 nights Moy House · Curated programme — Ring of Kerry, Killarney National Park, Cliffs of Moher, Kinsale, Burren · All transfers · Welcome & Farewell Dinners · Daily breakfast
"There is no finer golf journey on earth — six courses on Ireland's Wild Atlantic, each one a pilgrimage, none like any other."Mosaico Travels · Southwest Ireland Mosaic Journey
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