The World's First Airline Dedicated To Golfers

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The world's first airline dedicated to golfers, takes off on April 4 from Prestwick Airport in Scotland offering fares to destinations including Lough Erne and Machrihanish Dunes from £79.

Golf Links Express, an offshoot of the award-winning Loch Lomond Seaplanes, will ferry up to nine golfers at a time and their clubs in amphibious Cessna 208 aircraft close to destinations which also include Kintyre, Loch Lomond and the Island of Islay.

   "We've already had bookings from golfers from Ireland and as far a field as the US and Scandinavia, "says David West, founder of Golf Links Express. "Prestwick International already welcomes tens of thousands of golfers every year but many rarely venture further than Ayrshire because of the travel time by road. Now they can access some of the best links courses in the world within minutes.

   "For example, we can carry golfers and their clubs from Prestwick to Islay in around 25 minutes, on to Machrihanish in 15 minutes then to Loch Lomond in another 25 minutes. That's three fantastic locations across Scotland that would usually take a whole day's travel to reach by car."

    It's estimated that golf tourism is worth at least £300 million a year to the Scottish economy as golfers spend, on average, more than other tourists. For every £1 spent on a green fee a further £5 is spent elsewhere in the economy.

   "This is a very exciting development connecting Irish and Scottish golf which will give players from around the world the chance to experience the best that both countries have to offer," said Jim Treacy, owner of Lough Erne Golf Resort.

    The Golf Links Express is the only air service dedicated primarily to golfers, although the flights will be open to anyone. According to Brian Keating, founder of Machrihanish Dunes and The
Ayrshire, currently being built on links land near Irvine Bay, the airline opens up tremendous possibilities for changing golf tourism in Scotland.

   "Golf Links Express is just what Scotland needs. There are more than a quarter of a million golfers arriving in Ayrshire every year and this airline will enable them to experience more of what Scottish golf has to offer and spread the value of those visitors throughout the economy.

    "Now golfers can play somewhere like Machrihanhish in the morning and be on the
first tee at Lough Erne in Ireland within 25 minutes."

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