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Golfing in Ireland: The Most Complete Guide For Adventurous Golfers

paperbackApril 30, 2007
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ISBN-13: 9781589804883 ISBN-10: 1589804880
Publisher
Pelican Publishing Company
Binding
paperback
Published
April 30, 2007
Weight
1.7 lbs
Dimensions
22.90×2.10×15.20 cm

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Golfing in Ireland: The Most Complete Guide For Adventurous Golfers by Armstrong, Rob. paperback edition. ISBN: 9781589804883.

"Unlike many other books written by American writers for an Aemrican market, Golfing in Ireland is notable in that real understanding, humour and irreverence are key to the visitor being told exactly what they need to know."--The Kerryman Ireland is Europes hottest golfing destination and one of the most popular golf venues for Americans eager to sample the fabled links. Author Rob Armstrong predicted the Irish golf boom in the first edition of Golfing in Ireland; in the third, he revisits old courses that have undergone revision or expansion and uncovers the best of Irelands new courses. In his crisp, irreverent style, he also points out those courses that have not stood up, those that have been poorly maintained or managed, and those that have simply proved disappointing. Profiled in this edition are: the magnificent Old Head Golf Club in County Cork, one of the most exciting new golf courses in the world; the extraordinarily beautiful new Ring of Kerry Golf and Country Club in County Kerry that overlooks Kenmare Bay; and the expanded golf complex at Ballyliffin in County Donegal. He also reviews several new hotels and restaurants that cater to golfers and are near some of Irelands best courses. Armstrongs travel tips include a discussion of the Euro, which will soon become the unit of currency in the Irish Republic, and a warning about the proliferation of Irish golf tours.