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Golf has been an integral part of Co. Mayo’s existence. Tourists to this county never left without a well loved tee experience. After all, the county has a remarkable array of golf clubs with impressive courses to fulfill the ultimate golf fantasies.
Westport, Co. Mayo is an ideal stopover for a rousing golf game. Golfers are given the choice to either swing a club at Westport Golf Club or at Clew Bay Golf Club. The Westport Golf Club has an 18-hole championship golf course that is guaranteed to stir the pro-golfer in you. It is one of the top golf courses all throughout Ireland – it comes as no wonder since this golf club has already hosted a number of major golf events. The scenic Croagh Patrick mountain backdrops the course. The Clew Bay Golf Club, on the other hand, offers both a 9-hole and 18-hole golf courses. The courses are laid on a land blessed with the panoramic views of the Clew Bay and Croagh Patrick. The courses in Clew Bay Golf Club offer highly unique challenges to test the golfers’ skills – but more to develop passion for the game.
While at Castlebar, Co. Mayo, golfers are in exact location to enjoy a stirring golf game. The town offers the Castlebar Golf Club, with its imposing parkland golf course. The club has an exciting beginning as early as 1910 when it used to be a 9-hole course. To date, the golf club has undergone considerable renovations and developments and thus, it is now one of the finest courses in Ireland. The golf course presents varying challenges suitable for diverse golfers’ skills.
Tourists to Ballina, Co. Mayo, must despair not for there is an equally excellent golf course that awaits you here. The Ballina Golf Club offers an 18-hole parkland golf course ideal to challenge the professional golfer and develop the budding champions. Being situated on the undisturbed region of the Moy Valley, Ballina Golf Club offers an unrivaled panorama to cheer the golfers. With complete facilities on the club, golfers in Ballina Golf Club have all the reasons to enjoy every single game like there is no tomorrow.
Golf can be so tempting at times – especially if you are presented with exceptional courses as mentioned in this article. It may just be an activity that is hard to resist. But why resist the temptation when you know for a fact that your vacation or trip won’t be complete without it?
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