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Tom Coyne revisited Ireland 17 years after his initial project inspired by the nation's love for golf. This time, he collaborated with actor/comedian Bill Murray and golfer Jason Kelce on "A Course Called Ireland," which debuted on Paramount+ on October 25. The star of the show, however, was the country itself. Coyne found a significant difference in his second trip - the hospitality shown to the production team.

He was amazed by the luxurious services provided, such as room service and personalized attention, which he had never experienced before. Murray's presence added another layer of interest, making Coyne feel safe and well-cared for. The show's focus on Ireland's culture and people, rather than just golf, resulted in a unique perspective.

Coyne, sharing his experience with Golfweek, highlighted the increased popularity of golf in Ireland and the diverse range of travelers, including Americans, Canadians, and people from all over the world, drawn to the sport. The show concludes with a narrative narrated by people they met during their journey, emphasizing the heartwarming friendships formed along the way.