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For
the golfer, these famous links are a must
with numerous high-profile visitors every
year such as Ernie Els, Greg Norman, Tiger
Woods, Mark O'Meara and Jack Nicklaus. Indeed,
Tom Watson has described this gem of golf
architecture as "the finest links course
in the world" and he plays the course
regularly. He is also Ballybunion Golf Club
Captain for the year 2000. This incidentally
is also the year that Ballybunion hosts the
Murphy's Irish Open.
US
president Bill Clinton joined a long list
of distinguished visitors when he played our
course in 1998. Ballybunion tales pride in
the fact that the not-so-famous golfer is
afforded the same welcome. To this end our
members allocate a substantial amount of tee-times
at a competitive rate to non-members so that
they too can enjoy what we take for granted.
Íragh
Tí Connor is located just 15 miles
from the Tarbert/Killimer car ferry, and 40
miles from Killarney and its famous lakes.
This makes Ballybunion the perfect base from
which to explore the Burren and the Cliffs
of Moher in Co. Clare, and southwards the
fantastic Dingle Peninsula and the Ring of
Kerry.
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As
an alternative to a day on the beach, a ramble along the
rugged cliffs is a truly breathtaking experience. The
spectacular views across the Shannon Estuary coupled with
the magnificent rock formations are truly unique. Experience
the feel of salt-spray on one's face from the legendary
Nine Daughters blowhole where it is said a local chieftain
in a wild rage cast all nine of his daughters to their
deaths. 
