Golf Ireland: A Comprehensive Guide contains playing notes and details on almost 90 of Ireland's little known and famous parkland and links courses.
There are playing notes specifically for women golfers on many of the courses.
The guide also has recommendations for more than 100 pubs, restaurants, and tearooms, as well as recommendations for over 50 B&Bs and small guest houses throughout Ireland.
The book includes information on more than 100 of Ireland's best victor attractions.
Bruce Stewart, Asst.
PGA Professional at Stone Creek GC in Oregon says, If you are planning a golf trip to Ireland, 'Golf Ireland: A Comprehensive Guide', gives you everything you need--course details, eating places, lodgings, tourist attractions--to enjoy the mystical experience of the great island called Ireland.
About the Author: Bob and Anne Jones are retired educators who began traveling to the British Isles upon retirement in 2000.
Bob has authored or co-authored five books on public speaking and numerous articles on forensics, backpacking, sledding racing, golf, and travel.
For two years he wrote a column in Historic Scotland Magazine from the visitor's perspective.
Bob has two books of travel stories on the market--Ten Years of Travel to Scotland, Ireland, England, and Wales, and The Rambling Adventures of a Traveler and Golfer.
With Anne he has published two golf guides--Golf in Scotland: The Hidden Gems, and Golf in Scotland II: Scotland and Wales.
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