Pushing Ireland to the ‘fore’ in the United States

Friday, October 08, 2021.
Pushing Ireland to the ‘Fore’ in the United States
PIC SHOWS: NBC Golf Channel host Alexandra O’Laughlin (third right); and Deirdre O’Brien, Tourism Ireland (second right); with a film crew during filming at Adare Manor.

Pushing Ireland to the ‘Fore’ in the United States

Tourism Ireland partnership with NBC Golf Channel will reach millions of US golfers

Tourism Ireland is teaming up with the NBC Golf Channel to promote Ireland to golfers in the United States.

The partnership involves a new video showcasing some of our superb golf courses and reminding US golfers that now is the time to book a golf holiday in Ireland. Golf Channel host Alexandra O’Laughlin and a film crew have been here this week, filming lots of great content at some of our top golf courses, including Royal County Down, County Louth Golf Club in Baltray, Adare Manor and Old Head in Kinsale.

The video will be promoted by the Golf Channel on its digital and social channels later this year, reaching millions of viewers. It will also air during Golf Today, a popular show on the Golf Channel.

Alison Metcalfe, Tourism Ireland’s Head of North America, said: “We are delighted to partner with NBC Golf Channel – to showcase our world-class golf to a huge audience of potential American golf holidaymakers. Our message is that Ireland offers American golfers the complete package – with some of the very best golf in the world, stunning scenery and the warmest of welcomes – and now is the time to book that trip.

“We recently launched our new ‘Green Button’ campaign here in the US. Our partnership with the Golf Channel complements that message – encouraging golfers to ‘press the Green Button’ and book their golfing vacation in Ireland.”

Last month, Tourism Ireland launched its new ‘Green Button’ campaign in the US – to re-start tourism and encourage Americans to book Ireland for their next holiday destination. The €4 million campaign is targeting six key gateways and 11 priority cities in the US, to reach and engage audiences who have the highest potential to travel to Ireland.

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