PGA Irish RegionBrian KeoghJuly 01, 2014Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Golf Skills Challenge, Danny Sugrue, Graeme Dunlea, Carton HouseComment

Sugrue and Dunlea win Kellogg's Pro Skills Challenge

Killarney's Daniel Sugrue and Adare Manor Hotel and Golf Resort's Graeme Dunlea won the Kellogg's Nurti-Grain Pro Skills Challenge from Massereene's Noel Murray held at the National Academy at Carton House today.

PGA Irish RegionBrian KeoghJuly 01, 2014Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Golf Skills Challenge, Danny Sugrue, Graeme Dunlea, Carton HouseComment

Sugrue and Dunlea win Kellogg's Pro Skills Challenge

Amateur golfBrian KeoghApril 17, 2014Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Golf Skills ChallengeComment

Fahey on skills mission

Kenny Fahey is on a drive to improve the core golf skills of golfers by encouraging golf pros across Ireland to get behind the 2014 Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain Golf Skills Challenge.

Amateur golfBrian KeoghApril 17, 2014Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Golf Skills ChallengeComment

Amateur golfBrian KeoghMay 03, 2012Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Golf Skills Challenge, Rob Kearney, Shane LowryComment

Rob Kearney's golfing idols - Tiger, Seve... Sexton?

Irish rugby international Rob Kearney with professional Kenny Fahey at the launch of the Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain Golf Skills Challenge at the GUI National Golf Academy.Playing in front of thousands at the Aviva Stadium might be second nature to Irish rugby star Rob Kearney but stand him up on the first tee of a golf course and he’ll be a bag of nerves, writes the Golfing Union of Ireland.

He’s even worse if he’s taking on the best golfers in the Irish rugby squad – Johnny Sexton, Brian O’Driscoll or Paul O’Connell.

Amateur golfBrian KeoghMay 03, 2012Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Golf Skills Challenge, Rob Kearney, Shane LowryComment