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Can your club help support the National Breast Cancer Research Institute (NBCRI) charity in their fight against breast cancer? All you have to do is register to Play in Pink in 2025 and you’ll be doing your part. In 2024…
BMW Group Ireland have announced a continued partnership with the KPMG Women’s Irish Open. The company has signed a new two-year agreement as ‘Official Car Partner’ and Premium Sponsor and builds on its 2024 inaugural partnership with Tournament partners, Forefront…
Irish star, Leona Maguire and Major winner, Georgia Hall have confirmed they will return to Carton House, Fairmont for this year’s KPMG Women’s Irish Open. This latest announcement is the second last this week from the tournament ahead one final…
Can your club help support the National Breast Cancer Research Institute (NBCRI) charity in their fight against breast cancer? All you have to do is register to Play in Pink in 2025 and you’ll be doing your part. In 2024…
Play in Pink, the golf event fundraising arm of the National Breast Cancer Research Institute (NBCRI) at the Lambe Institute in Galway enjoyed another fantastic year in 2024. “With 220 clubs signing up to take part and €779,000 raised for…
Just over a decade ago I got a call from Brian Wallace, an old family friend, who with his partners had just completed building Killeen Castle golf course with Jack Nicklaus in County Meath. He told me they wanted to…
At Ladies European Tour Q-School Anna Foster, Sara Byrne and Annabel Wilson all earned cards for the 2025 season to cap off a sensational year for Irish women’s golf. The KPMG Women’s Irish Open played such a vital role in…
Following the hugely successful hosting this year, Carton House, Fairmont, one of Ireland’s most iconic luxury resorts, will once again host the KPMG Women’s Irish Open in 2025. The 2024 tournament saw a record-breaking 37,000 spectators gather to witness world-class…
The world’s leading female golfers have been doing their bit to “grow the game” recently and there was arguably no better stage than St Andrews, the Home of Golf for the AIG Women’s Open. The first 36 holes couldn’t have…