PSK Ireland Golf Trip 2027
May 15–21, 2027
Killarney, Ireland
Upcoming trip · 6 rounds
Your trip guide
The trip
Seven days in Southwest Ireland with the boys—legendary links, pints in Killarney, wild Atlantic scenery, and the kind of stories that only come from a great golf trip. Ballybunion. Tralee. Waterville. Dingle. Twelve dudes. One hell of a week.
The itinerary
The official trip runs May 15–21, 2027 across 5 golf days.
Fri, May 14
Pre-trip
Pre-trip travel · outside the official May 15–21, 2027 dates
Overnight flights may leave the United States for Dublin or Shannon. This is pre-trip travel, outside the official May 15–21 dates.
Sat, May 15
Trip
Land, collect vehicles, travel to Killarney, and check in at McSweeney Arms before the first evening in town.
Sun, May 16
Trip
The first full round: championship links between the Atlantic and the mountains of the Iveragh Peninsula.
Mon, May 17
Trip
Tue, May 18
Trip
Arnold Palmer's Atlantic links, dramatic dunes, ocean cliffs, and another Killarney evening.
Wed, May 19
Trip
Golf on the Dingle Peninsula, then an evening in Dingle with a private van and driver.
Thu, May 20
Trip
The golf finale
The Old Course, then the Cashen Course: two rounds and the golf week's 36-hole finale.
Fri, May 21
Trip
Check out of McSweeney Arms and travel to Dublin or Shannon for the journey home.
Six rounds · five golf days
Four coastal chapters build toward a 36-hole finish across two courses.
Round 1 of 6
Sun, May 16
Waterville Golf Links
Set on a narrow peninsula with the Atlantic on three sides, Waterville delivers a spectacular opening round: big coastal views, championship links golf, and a course refined by Tom Fazio. Payne Stewart, an honorary captain whose statue stands near the 18th green, is part of the history at one of Ireland’s most celebrated golf destinations.
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Round 2 of 6
Mon, May 17
Dooks Golf Club
Dooks might just be the round that steals the trip. Tucked beside Dingle Bay beneath the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks, this Kerry links has been testing golfers since 1889. Sandy fairways weave through gorse and wildflowers, while the breeze and contoured greens demand a little imagination. Keep the ball under the wind and remember to look up: the mountains and sea are half the reason we came. Then it’s back to Killarney to argue over who played the shot of the day.
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Round 3 of 6
Tue, May 18
Tralee Golf Club
Arnold Palmer’s first design in Ireland traces the rugged Barrow Peninsula, with a coastal front nine giving way to a dramatic inward stretch through towering dunes. Atlantic views, surrounding mountains, and the iconic 16th make Tralee one of the trip’s most spectacular—and demanding—links experiences.
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Round 4 of 6
Wed, May 19
Dingle Golf Links
Ceann Sibéal—roughly pronounced “kyown shih-BALE” and meaning Sybil Head—sits at the far edge of the Dingle Peninsula, Europe’s westernmost golf course and one of Ireland’s most remote. The links reveals hidden bays, fishing villages, mountains, and the Blasket Islands in the wild Atlantic—an unforgettable round in the heart of the West Kerry Gaeltacht, where Irish remains part of everyday life.
Explore the courseThe finale · Thu, May 20
Two rounds close the trip’s final golf day.
Round 5 of 6 · Finale I
Old Course
The entire trip has been building toward this. Ballybunion Old is the crown jewel—an exhilarating, wind-shaped journey through towering dunes and unforgettable holes along the Atlantic. The graveyard beside the opening fairway sets the tone, but the course keeps escalating toward the legendary 11th, a seaside par-4 Tom Watson once called the best in golf. This is the round that will define the trip.
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Round 6 of 6 · Finale II
Cashen Course
The trip’s final 18 is no victory lap. Cashen explodes across dunes even more dramatic than those of the Old Course, its Robert Trent Jones routing surging from the Cashen River to the wild Atlantic and back through towering inland corridors. Fresh from a course-wide renovation by Team Niblick and Tom Watson Design, it now pairs heroic scenery with more strategic approaches, a revived ground game, and a stronger connection to the ocean. The rough diamond has been polished—and this is one ferocious final chapter.
Explore the courseMap / Route
The route, stop by stop
5 destinations, in playing order.
The week’s route
6 nights · one home base
The Killarney home base for six nights, with breakfast each morning.
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Trip at a glance
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Upcoming trip · 6 rounds
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2 of 12 spots open as of September 2, 2026. Check with Shane for the latest.
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