From left, Lee Mallaghan, Director of both Carton House and RESPECT Ireland, Sr Marie Harte, Sr Zoe Killeen, Director of RESPECT, Roger Hynes, Director of Finance with the Daughters of Charity, and Peter Lawrie, European Tour champion, in attendance at the launch of the official charity of the Irish Open. RESPECT Ireland’s St Louise’s Centre, Glenmaroon, Chapelizod, Dublin. Picture credit: Matt Browne / SPORTSFILEEuropean Tour champion Peter Lawrie today visited St Louise’s Centre in Glenmaroon to help launch RESPECT Ireland as the Official Charity of the 2013 Irish Open, to be played at Carton House Golf Club in Co. Kildare from June 27-30.
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A smiling Damien McGrane at last month’s Spanish Open. Picture: Eoin Clarke www.golffile.ieDamien McGrane rediscovered his putting touch and revived his flagging season as a superb 66 sent him soaring to the fringes of contention in the Volvo China Open.
Brett Rumford’s dramatic eagle in sudden death gave him his first win since 2007. Picture © Getty Images Former Irish Open champion Brett Rumford hit a sensational five iron to four feet on the first extra hole to set up an eagle and victory in the Ballantine’s Championship in Korea.
Alex Noren has a one shot lead in the Ballantine’s Championship in Korea. Picture © Getty Images.Damien McGrane produced a fighting performance to make the cut with ease then battled back from a poor start to scorch up the leaderboard in the Ballantine’s Championship in Korea.
Paul McGinley is battling on the cut line in the weather-delayed Ballantine’s Championship in Korea. European Ryder Cup skipper Paul McGinley is battling to make his first cut since last year’s Irish Open at the weather-delayed Ballantine’s Championship in Korea.
Peter Lawrie got off to ta great start in Korea. Photo Jenny Matthews/www.golffile.iePeter Lawrie overcame a double case of blindness to get off to a flying start in the weather-delayed Ballantine’s Championship in South Korea.
David Higgins chips to the seventh at El Saler. Picture: Eoin Clarke www.golffile.ieDavid Higgins might be joint top for scrambling and sand saves but he’s eight shots behind Scot Marc Warren with a round to go in the Spanish Open.
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Shane Lowry drives on the 18th at El Saler. Eoin Clarke www.golffile.ie.Shane Lowry might be inconsistent but he’s certainly not boring as he showed with a superb 66 in the second round of the Spanish Open at El Saler - the joint best round of the day.
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David Higgins loves El Saler. Picture: Eoin Clarke www.golffile.ieWhen David Hggins won back his tour card last November he had no doubts he could still win on tour.
“Put me on the right course in the right conditions and I feel I can win,” he said.
Pádraig Harrington tries to gouge his ball close on the 12th but makes the first of three costly bogeys on the back nine in the Malaysian Open on Sunday. Photo Jenny Matthews/www.golffile.iePadraig Harrington’s snakes and ladders season continued in Kuala Lumpur as dismal back nine performance cost him his chance of victory in the 54-hole Maybank Malaysian Open and raised more question marks about his game.