Entries open for Magee Scratch Cup at Donegal's stunning Murvagh links

Entries open for Magee Scratch Cup at Donegal's stunning Murvagh links
2024 champion Annraoi Collins pictured with Chairman of Magee 1866, Lynn Temple.

2024 champion Annraoi Collins pictured with Chairman of Magee 1866, Lynn Temple.

Donegal Golf Club is assembling a top field for the prestigious Magee Scratch Cup on Saturday, August  23rd.

The Murvagh links will play host to some of Ireland's finest amateur golfers for a day of high-calibre competition.

Renowned for its challenging layout and breathtaking Atlantic views, Donegal Golf Club provides the perfect stage for this elite amateur stroke play tournament.

Donegal Golf Club’s Murvagh links. Picture: Eoin Slattery

The Magee Scratch Cup has long been a highlight on the Irish golfing calendar, offering a true test of skill, strategy, and endurance.

"We are honoured to once again host the Magee Scratch Cup, an event that not only showcases top amateur talent but also reflects the strong golfing tradition here in Donegal," said club captain Darren McDaid.

"We look forward to welcoming players and supporters for what promises to be a memorable day."

Portmarnock's Annraoi Collins will be returning to defend his title and he's looking forward to hanging on to the trophy.

"Winning the Senior Scratch Cup at Murvagh last year was a great feeling," Collins said. "It's such a brilliant course and a very tough test, so to come out on top was very rewarding.

"The course seems to get better every time I play it, and I'm looking forward to seeing the changes Paul McGinley and his team have made."

Players can enter using this link:

Spaces are limited and early registration is recommended