The Most Fun Courses in Great Britain & Ireland

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Lahinch Golf Club

The Most Fun Courses in GB&I

These days, it seems every golf publication has their own Top 100 list. After awhile, they all sort of look the same. In contrast, the folks at National Club Golfer have released a list with a unique twist. If you happen to happen to rank fun over difficulty when evaluating a course, this is one list that’s definitely worth perusing.

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Carnoustie Hogan's Alley

Double Eagle or Albatross: The Great Debate

Double Eagle or Albatross? The debate over which term is correct has seemingly carried on since the first deuce on a par-5 was ever recorded. To help set the record straight, Bunkered makes a well-presented case for one side of the argument.

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Murphy's Ice Cream

Perfect Pairing: Sweet Treats in Ireland

When the post-round sweet tooth strikes in Ireland, look for Murphy’s Ice Cream. With four locations in Dingle, Dublin, Killarney, and Galway, Murphy’s serves “Ice cream that knows where it’s coming from” near many of the historic links of the Emerald Isle. The H&B Concierge recommends the Sticky Toffee Pudding sundae.

Field Report of the Week

This week’s off-season throwback comes courtesy of the 2015 Expedition led by Dr. David Miller from Miami Valley Golf Club. Sometimes a warm-up requires a little improvisation, especially when there’s an early tee time at The Old Course.

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