The Irish Golfer Series took it’s annual hiatus from the usual singles events with a TEAM SCRAMBLE at Moyvalley and as ever, the course proved a stern test

With ten events still remaining in the series the Irish Golfer Events team will be busy in in the coming weeks with events at Moyvalley (team event) on July

The Irish Golfer Series took it’s annual hiatus from the usual singles events with a TEAM SCRAMBLE at Moyvalley and as ever, the course proved a stern test

It’s that time of the year again when we roll out the TEAM event at Moyvalley in the Irish Golfer Events Series. Taking place on August 1st the TEAM event is a Scramble with two players to score on each hole and where four tee shots must be used from each team member (one must be on a par 3).There is over €10,000 in prizes on the day with places 1-5 receiving some of the fantastic prizes and you can see all the details below or CLICK HERE TO BOOK

The Irish Senior Men’s Amateur Open Championship tees up this week at Naas Golf Club, where defending champion Stephen Browne will aim to replicate his triumphant return to top-level amateur golf 12 months ago. The Hermitage golfer made the perfect start to his senior career when capturing this title last year, with his win at Moyvalley marking not only his over 50’s debut but also his first championship outing in 13 years. “I remember feeling the nerves again and haven’t felt them in quite a while, because I was just 50 and it was my first event that I played

The Irish Senior Men’s Amateur Open Championship tees up this week at Naas Golf Club, where defending champion Stephen Browne will aim to replicate his triumphant return to top-level amateur golf 12 months ago. The Hermitage golfer made the perfect start to his senior career when capturing this title last year, with his win at Moyvalley marking not only his over 50’s debut but also his first championship outing in 13 years. “I remember feeling the nerves again and haven’t felt them in quite a while, because I was just 50 and it was my first event that I played

Former European Tour player Stephen Browne was a two-shot winner in the Irish Senior Men’s Amateur Open Championship at Moyvalley. The Hermitage golfer shot -8 for his final 28 holes and a closing round of 68 was enough to claim the victory ahead of Shane Kenneally (Kinsale) and overnight leader Alan Condren (Greystones). Condren and Gianluca Bolla (Italy) were joint-top of the standings heading into Friday’s action but Browne had six birdies on his way to a -4 total and his first Senior title. “It feels great to be out here playing at my age,” said Browne. “I am absolutely