Bill Murray heads to Ireland on a golf journey to legendary courses
Bill Murray heads to Ireland on a golf journey to legendary courses
The six-episode docuseries will air all at once and feature Murray, author Tom Coyne, and other celebrity guests
Bill Murray heads to the hills of Ireland for “A Course Called Ireland,” with Bill Murray. Author Tom Coyne, who wrote the book of the same name released in 2009, joined Murray and other celebrity guests on an epic journey across Ireland. The six-episode docuseries premieres on Paramount+ on Sunday, Oct. 25. All six episodes debut at once, so you can binge it or watch as you wish. Fans of golf, Murray, and curious viewers can watch it exclusively with a subscription to Paramount+.
How to watch ‘A Course Called Ireland’ with Bill Murray
- When: Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026, at 3:01 a.m. ET
- TV: Paramount+
- Stream: Watch with a subscription to Paramount+.
- From anywhere: Watch with a subscription to a VPN.
Everything you need to know about ‘A Course Called Ireland’ with Bill Murray
When do episodes for ‘A Course Called Ireland’ with Bill Murray air?
“A Course Called Ireland” with Bill Murray is a six-episode docuseries that premieres on Paramount+ on Sunday, Oct. 25. All six episodes will be available to stream beginning at 3:01 a.m. ET, so you can enjoy the series at whatever you speed you want.
Why watch ‘A Course Called Ireland’ with Bill Murray on Paramount+?
Paramount+ is the exclusive streaming home of “A Course Called Ireland,” so viewers will not be able to watch the new episodes anywhere else. So, in order to watch the new season, you will need to sign up for a subscription to the service. Fortunately, both the Paramount+ Essentials and Paramount+ Premium plans provide access to all episodes of “A Course Called Ireland,” so you can go with either option, depending on your budget and aversion to commercial interruptions.
The ad-supported Essentials plan runs $9 per month, or $90 for an annual plan. While you do get the full Paramount+ library with this tier, it does not come with access to the Showtime archive or a stream of your local CBS affiliate. The Premium plan, however, costs $14 monthly and comes with everything that the platform has to offer.
Can you watch ‘A Course Called Ireland’ with Bill Murray for free?
Unfortunately, no, there is not currently a way to watch “A Course Called Ireland” Season 4 for free. The cheapest way to stream the show is with a subscription to the aforementioned Paramount+ Essential plan, for $9 per month or $90 per year. You can upgrade to ad-free streaming with the Paramount+ Premium plan for $14 per month.
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Watch the trailer for ‘A Course Called Ireland’ with Bill Murray
What is ‘A Course Called Ireland’ with Bill Murray about?
“A Course Called Ireland” is a “celebration of life going gloriously off course”. In the six-part documentary series, Murray and author Tom Coyne play their way across some of Ireland’s most legendary golf courses. Throughout the series, the journey and golf veer into an inside-and-behind-the-scenes look at Ireland, the people, its soul, and Bill Murray himself. A Course Called Ireland will premiere Sunday, October 25.
Each thirty-minute episode follows Murray and friends across some of the island’s most breathtaking fairways. Throughout the series, Murray is joined by the extended Murray family, including Joel and John Murray, celebrity friends Chris O’Dowd, Joanne McNally, and Jason Kelce, and long-time golfing companion Tom Coyne.
A Course Called Ireland
Bill Murray and friends go on an unpredictable road trip around the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, playing their way across some of the island’s most legendary golf courses.