Heli Golf Ireland

Helicopter Golf Ireland

Are you thinking about a Helicopter Golf Vacation in Ireland? In this blog post, I suggest a number of items to consider before embarking on such a wonderful adventure.

What to plan?

Let’s start by identifying how many days the group has available. List out the main golf course that the group would like to play. Then, follow up with what type of accommodation, type of dining, special occasion, and if anyone in the group has specific dietary requirements. Later, we can plan on the extra, book body massages for the group after golf daily. Things to do and sights to see.

I firmly suggest dealing with only 5* hotels for a number of reasons. Such as; offering a variety of food experiences. A 5* Hotel SPA can be great for golfer’s massages and relaxing body treatments. Also, great service means that the hotel can deal with the various requests that the golfers look for at the drop of a hot. Otherwise known as pronto services! Which is more likely to be found at 5* hotels.

Finally, in any event, the Helicopters can fly due to fog or really poor weather. I strongly recommend keeping ground transportation on-site at each golf course. We only use ground transport with is a nice comfortable bus large enough to transfer the group to their next destination. Also, transport is important to move luggage from hotel to hotel as the group flies and plays golf!

What to see?

In any event, flying over and between the various mountain ranges and around the coastline of Ireland was not good enough. Landing and taking off at Old Head is pretty cool, with the backdrop of the cliffs and lighthouse (check out his YouTube clip: CLICK HERE). Also, flying to and from Waterville Golf Links & Hogs Head Golf Club is possibly one of the most scenic helicopter rides to take.

Golf Courses to play

Heli golf is perfect for playing 36 holes at grade-A Irish golf links courses. The following is a list of golf courses that could be played in a day, meaning 36 holes. However, it’s easy to chop and change courses depending on the location, weather, and available tee times.

Part of the organisation for where to play is where is the ideal location to based the group. We recommend using hotel locations on the West Coast of Ireland, such as Dromoland Castle, Adare Resort and Doonbeg. Mainly to do with access from the landing pads to the front door of the hotels. Also, as the Helicopter company we use is based in Galway and it saves a few bucks being based on the West Coast of Ireland rather than Dublin. Also, for Dublin based 5* hotels, the airfields can be from 30 – 45-minute transfers depending on traffic and the hotel location.

Dooley Noted final thoughts.

Heli Golf is ultimately the fastest way to travel around Ireland. It is a short trip from the hotels to golf courses and flying is so easy to do. It’s a case of walking out the door of the hotel, climbing into the Heli and off you go! Notably, if the group was staying at Doonbeg, it’s approx fifteen minutes flying time from taking off to touch down at Ballybunion Golf Club and 18 minutes in total to Tralee Golf Club. Also, consider only 35 minutes of flying time to Old Head and Waterville Golf Links from Doonbeg. Rather than a whole day travelling by bus to any of the courses just mentioned.

Yes, the cost of flying from course to course is not economical compared to travelling by ground transport. However, if the budget is there, why not golf and travel by helicopter?

Concierge Golf Ireland offers full specialised services to arrange and manage Heli golf in Ireland. The services are booking and managing, tee times, accommodation, multiple grounds and helicopter transfers along with the various dining reservations. Due to the nature of the service requirements for Heli golf, Concierge Golf Ireland will be on hand to deal with all the group’s service requirements.

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