Charter a Private Jet to the Horizon Irish Open
4th to 7th September 2025
If you are considering a private jet charter to or from The K Club for the Horizon Irish Open, Simply Jet provides a reliable and efficient travel solution. Our access to a global fleet of over 5,000 aircraft ensures that you can select the ideal option for your trip, whether for a short hop or a long-haul journey. With a focus on convenience and flexibility, our team is available 24/7 to manage your booking and address any adjustments, allowing you to reach this iconic golfing event with ease. Simply Jet simplifies every aspect of your journey so you can focus on the tournament.
How much does it cost to charter a jet to the Horizon Irish Open?
Prices to charter a private jet start at €5,500 and can go up to €13,000 per hour. The actual cost depends on various factors, including aircraft size, flight duration, and positioning requirements. Below are some estimated prices for popular routes to Dublin:
| To/From Location | London | Málaga | Faro | New York |
| Aircraft Category | Turboprops | Super Light Jet | Midsize Jet | Long Range Jet |
| Flight Time | 01:30 | 03:00 | 02:40 | 06:00 |
| Price (EUR) | From 7,600 | From 23,500 | From 21,400 | From 76,000 |
| Passengers | 5-9 | 6-8 | 8-9 | 12-16 |
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The Horizon Irish Open: A Highlight of the DP World Tour
The Horizon Irish Open, part of the DP World Tour, is one of the most anticipated golf events of the year. Held at various courses across Ireland, the tournament attracts top golfers and fans from around the world. Venues have included The K Club, Lahinch Golf Club, and Mount Juliet Estate, each offering unique challenges and highlighting Ireland's golfing heritage. Since its inception in 1927, the Irish Open has featured memorable moments and champions like Seve Ballesteros, Nick Faldo, and Rory McIlroy. In 2009, amateur Shane Lowry won the tournament, becoming only the third amateur to win on the European Tour. The event provides spectators with the opportunity to witness high-level competition amid Ireland's scenic landscapes. Early planning is crucial to secure tickets, travel, and accommodations, as demand for this event is high. Hospitality packages offer access to exclusive lounges, fine dining options, and prime viewing locations on the course. The spectator village enhances the experience with entertainment, merchandise shops, and interactive activities. Attending the Horizon Irish Open allows fans to experience professional golf and Irish culture in a unique setting. The combination of competitive play and diverse venues across Ireland makes it a notable event in the golfing calendar.
