Brandon Tucker - Latest Comments on The Ireland and Northern Ireland golf tour awards

Golf in Ireland [Visitor] in response to: The Ireland and Northern Ireland golf tour awards

Golf in Ireland [Visitor] — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 05:51:56 +0000

These pictures are awesome. Every golfer wants to be the champion in golf courses. Ireland is the best place for the golfers to play golf in courses. here are some pictures of the golf courses http://www.gfsireland.com/sample-page/golf-courses/

Thanks for sharing this nice and valuable post hope to see the next update soon.

Fergal Holland [Visitor] in response to: The Ireland and Northern Ireland golf tour awards

Fergal Holland [Visitor] — Sun, 31 May 2009 13:14:59 +0000

I have to say that Portrush is my favorite gold course in Ireland. Not to mention the amusements at Barrys close by!

Ivan | The Irish Golfer [Visitor] in response to: The Ireland and Northern Ireland golf tour awards

Ivan | The Irish Golfer [Visitor] — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 15:02:46 +0000

Pictures of a Golf Courses bring the memories of games back...

Hey, why sheep!? :)

Here is another noce cllection, some from brochures but quite some original photos as well:

http://www.golfirelandmcg.com/photo-gallery

Ivan

John [Visitor] in response to: The Ireland and Northern Ireland golf tour awards

John [Visitor] — Fri, 02 May 2008 11:51:36 +0000

I'm surprised that nobody mentioned the 3rd at Mount Juliet - I think it is one of the hardest par 3's I've played. I'm a 16 handicapper but 2 out of 3 times I'm intimidated by the water and drop my ball in the lake.

Carla [Visitor] in response to: The Ireland and Northern Ireland golf tour awards

Carla [Visitor] — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 18:17:14 +0000

Can you recommend any Irish Golf Tour operators for SW Ireland?

Maitiu [Visitor] in response to: The Ireland and Northern Ireland golf tour awards

Maitiu [Visitor] — Thu, 26 Apr 2007 11:47:48 +0000

"Bally" is an English version of the Gaelic word "Baile" - ( (pron.: Boll-yah) or town.

Ballyliffin becomes Liffin Town .

Good article, but you neglected so many other coursees in other regions around our beautiful country. Ac ountry wide "Top Ten" would make different reding.

But you'll always be welcome. ;-))

Maitiu (Gaelic "Matthew" pron. same way

Brandon Tucker [Member] in response to: The Ireland and Northern Ireland golf tour awards

Brandon Tucker [Member] — Sat, 24 Mar 2007 21:41:34 +0000

Ron Mon,

You're comparing mass-processed fast food to homemade traditional breakfasts made by tiny B&B's? I wouldn't bring that up next time you're over there.

RonMon [Visitor] in response to: The Ireland and Northern Ireland golf tour awards

RonMon [Visitor] — Sat, 24 Mar 2007 20:17:46 +0000

"My doctor tells me if I have more than 14 full traditional Irish breakfasts in a row, my arteries will begin to drip sausage fat. So I guess it's finally time to leave Ireland, but not without offering up some "Best Ofs"..."

THEY DID A MOVIE ON THIS...CALLED IT SUPERSIZE ME.

"It also has a motorized raft you take over a river to get to the island green. I felt like Huck Finn for 20 seconds."

20 SECONDS EACH WAY...EACH TIME?

"When I met and passed through is group a few holes later, he in fact only had one arm, and from what I could tell, was keeping pretty good pace with his group. Unbelievable."

EVER HEARD OF JACK NEWTON? LOST A PLAYOFF TO WATSON AT THE BRITISH OPEN IN THE MID-1970S, THEN LOST HIS RIGHT ARM AND EYE TO A PLANE PROP SOON AFTER.