Golf and Incentive Travel

Ceann Sibeal founded in 1924 is the most westerly golf course in Europe with the great Irish architect Eddie Hackett credited as the course architect. This links course, on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, is carved from the natural landscape in one of the most unspoiled parts of Europe.

Ireland's beloved Ryder Cup hero Christy O'Connor Jr. oversaw a modern-day update in the 1990s. Not to worry, though, the links look as if they were laid out by Mother Nature herself, who makes her presence known most every day in the forms of wind, mist, fog, rain, and majestic clouds.

The course is welcoming and walkable, spilling down from the clubhouse across the open, visible land. A burn winds throughout the course and the routing takes full advantage of it, strategically bringing it into play on many of the holes. Truth be known, the holes don't even need the burn, because the shot values, presentation and challenge are entirely fulfilling.

Players will experience the panoramic views of the Blasket Islands out in the wild Atlantic as well as local fishing villages, glorious hills and the mountains of this magnificent region in Southwest Ireland.