After coming from behind to snatch victory at the French Open, Thomas Levet has been forced to pull out of the Scottish Open following a freak accident.
Prize fund for the Irish Open reduced by 50% as no new sponsor comes forwardNext month’s Irish Open will have a reduced prize fund after main sponsor 3 pulled out, it has been announced.
Tiger Woods may miss the OpenThe 2011 Open is just over two weeks away and former world number one Tiger Woods has announced that he is unsure whether or not he will be playing.
Lee Westwood Set to Become Golf's World Number 1?After his recent performances in the Ryder Cup for Europe Lee Westwood is being widely tipped to replace Tiger Woods as the world number one golfer.
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Ireland
Ireland Golf Holidays
Golf in Ireland has become significantly more popular in recent years with many golfers wanting to enjoy a peaceful break combined with great courses. Ireland has something to appeal to everything, whether you want to lose yourself in the stunning countryside of the Emerald Isle or visit the lively cities and sample the famous Irish nightlife.
Ireland Golf Resorts
Whether you want a peaceful rural location, or a vibrant city golfing break, there is something to appeal to you in Ireland. Dublin boasts one of the country’s most popular courses, the Royal Dublin Golf Club, as well as shops, tourist attractions and a plethora of bars so you can enjoy a pint of the black stuff after your round!
For a more upscale golfing experience, the K Club in County Kildare is the perfect location. It hosted the Ryder Cup in 2006 and has a great selection of luxurious accommodation in the surrounding area including spacious golf villas and contemporary golf apartments.