As the dust settles on what was an amazing trip we are reflecting on our once in a lifetime opportunity to play 40 of the world’s best golf courses and all in the space of 32 days.

It truly was a special trip and one that both of us will remember and reflect on for many years to come.

Take a look at all our blog entries below:

Ireland

• Ireland – We are sad to say goodbye
• Old Head – a perfect setting for a golf course, if the wind is not blowing!
• Waterville – fair, fun and friendly and a great golf course as well
• Tralee – like Arnie, a back 9 wonder
• Ballybunion – a tale of two Toms
• Lahinch – Goats, Boats but no birds
• Doonbeg – Funny name, great course

Scotland

• St Andrews – The Home of Golf, need we say more
• Kingsbarns – Perfect setting, perfect weather, only 1 birdie…
• Carnoustie – the toughest 3 finishing holes in golf. Really?
• Wind farms, Narrow fairways and Scottish summer
• Castles, Ocean Views and Distilleries
• Monsters, poets, birdies – just another fine day in the Scottish Highlands
• Royal Dornoch raises the Australian and Canadian flags for Gary and Dave
• From Links to Lush at Loch Lomond
• Haste ye back to Turnberry
• Troon: Stamps and Gailes at the fore
• Scotland – Home to Braveheart, Rock walls, Burns and Birdies

Northern Ireland

• Royal County Down – where the Mountains of Mourne come down to the sea
• Up and Down from the top of a 100 foot sand dune

England

• Yorkshire yields puddings, puddles and birdies
• The grandstands were there but alas, no people
• English weather gets even, Tiger’s footsteps hard to follow by Burton and Lisbon
• Woodhall Spa – Home of the English Golf Union and the deepest bunkers in the UK
• Our first taste of 5 star links golf
• Olazabal, Montgomerie, Lisbon, Burton take on Walton Heath
• The eagle has landed at Sunningdale
• A tale of two castles – The Berkshire and Wentworth
• Swinley Forest – a great way to start
• We are on our way