Royal County Down

Moran and Walsh claim spoils at Royal County Down

Castle’s Robert Moran and Lahinch’s Aideen Walsh won the ISPS Handa Ulster Men’s and Women’s Stroke Play Championships at Royal County Down Golf Club.

Moran and Walsh claim spoils at Royal County Down

Lester and Walsh set the pace at ISPS Handa Ulster Stroke Play

Lahinch’s Aideen Walsh and Hermitage’s Rowan Lester took control in their respective events heading into Tuesday’s final round of the ISPS Handa Ulster Men’s and Women’s Stroke Play at Royal County Down.

Lester and Walsh set the pace at ISPS Handa Ulster Stroke Play

The European Club ranked top Republic of Ireland course for Golf Monthly

That links golf reigns supreme in Ireland is confirmed in the latest Golf Monthly course rankings for the UK & Ireland which includes twenty-one Irish venues with all but four being seaside gems.

The European Club ranked top Republic of Ireland course for Golf Monthly

Adare Manor and Royal County Down honoured at World Golf Awards

Adare Manor has added three more awards to its collection, headlined by being named 'World's Best Golf Clubhouse' in the latest edition of the World Golf Awards.

Adare Manor and Royal County Down honoured at World Golf Awards

The Irish Open: a triumph for Willett, an embarrassment for McIlroy

The recent Dubai Duty Free Irish Open gave us a number of exciting memories. Taking place at the Royal County Downs Golf Club from 28th to 31st May, the event showcased some of the best British talent out there today, including one youngster whose name was the word on everybody’s lips afterwards.

The Irish Open: a triumph for Willett, an embarrassment for McIlroy

Agony for McGinley; Padraig and St Jude; Lowry's wedge; and Rickie

Paul McGinley was forced to withdraw from the Irish Open with back spasms and admitted: ”It’s one of my biggest disappointments in my whole career. Even pulling out of a Major wouldn’t have hurt as much as this.”

Agony for McGinley; Padraig and St Jude; Lowry's wedge; and Rickie

Royal County Down braced for "terrifying" weather front

Hubert Green said it best. "That hole will beat you up like a bad ol' Momma." 

The par-three seventh at Royal County Down is just 135 yards from the medal tees and only 144 from the blues — a flick of a wedge for even the best of the world in the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open yesterday and yet few who played it under the gaze of tournament Director Miguel Vidaor yesterday could carry the bunker hold the green.

Royal County Down braced for "terrifying" weather front

Irish Open invites for Whitson, Phelan, Lawrie, Maybin and Thornton; American Jonathan Moore and Ben Stow also added

Royal County Down's Reeve Whitson will get a chance to put his local knowledge to fantastic use after being handed an invitation for the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open on his home track.

Irish Open invites for Whitson, Phelan, Lawrie, Maybin and Thornton; American Jonathan Moore and Ben Stow also added