Topic: ISG Ireland trip

G’day Styles,

I’m planning on being in Ireland in mid-late March for my brothers wedding (his fiance is Irish) and will be there for about a fortnight. Will definitely have my sticks as we’re flying over on a round-the-world ticket so will be visiting continental Europe and US on the trip as well. If the idea does go ahead and ends up being late March, please let me know.

Also, any suggestions for courses to play around Co. Sligo as that is where we’ll be based initially?

Scarlett,

Some great courses in that part of the world! The fantatstic Rosses Point is right beside Sligo. A little further is another fantastic course Enniscrone. Those two alone will make your trip even more memorable. You could also look at some of the great links courses of Donegal such as Murvagh, Ballyliffen or Rosapenna.

You’ll have a blast either way. Castle Dargan is also in the area. Let me know where you will be staying and playing and I can help you further.

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Not a definite but interested none the less. Will keep this in mind, particularly if it fits in with a US tour talked about by Lag.

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

G’day Styles,

I’m planning on being in Ireland in mid-late March for my brothers wedding (his fiance is Irish) and will be there for about a fortnight. Will definitely have my sticks as we’re flying over on a round-the-world ticket so will be visiting continental Europe and US on the trip as well. If the idea does go ahead and ends up being late March, please let me know.

Also, any suggestions for courses to play around Co. Sligo as that is where we’ll be based initially?

Topic: Tips for a Traveller - British Open 2009

The Scottish Open is terrific – a great course for spectators and a strong field.

As for access to non-Open courses during that week, I would suggest you contact the ones you wish to play and enquire.

Topic: Tips for a Traveller - British Open 2009

Sandplay

I believe the Ailsa course will be closed from around late 08 – end July 09

Topic: Lift & clean

_{Rule 21 – Cleaning Ball}

So unless he was allowed to lift the ball for another legal reason not listed above (eg preferred lies, embedded ball, moved by outside agency…), no cleaning.

A ball is considered on the putting green when any part of it touches it, btw.

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Interested here too – will be going to Canada for the Police and Fire Games in August 09, then the intent is a rail trip across Europe – depends on dates and stuff – great idea!

Political Correctness is doctrine fostered by a delusional minority and by the media, which holds forth the proposition it is entirely possible to pick up a turd by the clean end.

Impossible – it’s only an opinion, not a fact!

SNIOP

Ditty

small geography lesson. Last I checked there isn’t a train out of Canada that goes to Europe. Just thought I would give you the heads up on that one!!! Probably only a minor issue.

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Interested here too – will be going to Canada for the Police and Fire Games in August 09, then the intent is a rail trip across Europe – depends on dates and stuff – great idea!

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Styles,

Will throw my hat is as well. I will be in Europe in late May/Early June 09 (maybe longer if I hang around for the Ashes cricket). Will be based in London, but only a hop and skip over to Ireland. Missed Ballybunion and Royal Portrush on my last visit.

Cheers, Malvern

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Sounds excellent Styles….Unfortunately I will probably have to join Have Clubs in a couple of years.

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Thanks Jane. I’ll have a look.

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Depending on price and dates, I would be very interested.
Sounds like a fantastic idea. I have just recently met a person who runs a specific golf tours business. Might be worth having a look at the website and having a chat with him to see if he can help.
The website is: www.personalisedgolfadventures.com.au

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

goodgolfers,long time yeah be on 4 it myself….not sure if id be able 2 attend all days at home but be nice 2 meet up with the ISG crew….
emails: whosback72@yahoo.co.uk if or hopefully when its decided 2 go ahead down the line….

PS dont ever wana leave OZ tho :(

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Ok, good to know there is a bit of interest.

I’ll get a ballpark figure for a 15-20 day trip.

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Will it cost $1, $2 or $3.. and how many zeroes will be behind it?

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Have got long service due in June so would def be interested in a July August trip. The other half loves Dublin and we have talked about going back and seeing a bit more so even if she didn’t want to bring her clubs I am sure she would be happy as belting down a pint or 12

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

i’m interested,
was thinking of going over for a game or two of the ashes and also to play some golf in scotland 2009

keep me posted

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Fantastic idea Styles. I am semi-retired and very interested.However it’s a long way to (Tipperary!) for just a week – I would prefer a bit longer – at least 15 days.

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Styles,

I’d definitely be up for heading there again. Pretty sure my girlfriend would want to join us too.

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

My wife (born and bred in Dublin) always uses the adage of April showers bring forth May rains.

I recall the May rains when last there. Not sure if I recall if it stopped raining in 2 weeks.

Take your wet weather gear.

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Yes, you can attend Racin… :)

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Women allowed?

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

I also like the idea, have been wanting to have a golfing holiday, the missus would probably be keen too, and she does play golf

But like gribbles, very advance warning would be needed to organise time off from work and budget

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

i think its a great idea styles- i would be interested, but would definately need to know at least 4 or 5 months in advance to work out my budget, time off from work etc.

Love the idea though mate

Topic: ISG Ireland trip

Brilliant Idea.

I unfortunately would not be able to participate in the next couple of years due to family obligations – but a brilliant idea all the same. Good luck with it