Golf Ireland
AIG Barton Shield :: Munster East* 2022
AIG Women’s Senior Cup :: Munster East* 2022
R1 – 12th June, R2 – 3rd July, R3 – 16th July
AIG Men’s Senior Cup :: Munster East* 2022
AIG Women’s Minor Cup :: Munster East* 2022
AIG Women’s Intermediate Cup :: Munster East* 2022
AIG Women’s Junior Foursomes :: Munster East* 2022
AIG Women’s Senior Foursomes :: East Munster 2022
€800k for Cork Clubs

Kanturk Golf Club was one of 12 Cork clubs to receive a Sports Capital Programme grant last week. Picture: Niall O’Shea
A dozen Cork golf clubs celebrated last week as they were successful in the most recent round of Sports Capital Programme grants. Over €830,000 was allocated to twelve clubs across the county, and they will now look forward to investing the funds to improve their course and facilities.
Kanturk, Mallow, Kinsale and Doneraile all received grants of more than €100,000 while another eight shared funds from €14,000 to €90,000. While golf clubs have received sports capital funding in the past, the recent announcement is by far the biggest on an individual and collective Continue reading
Early start to the season for Cork golfers

Fota Island’s John Doyle receiving the Munster U14 Order of Merit medal from Jim Long, also included is John’s Dad Barry.
It might still be the off-season for golf in Ireland but there are a few Cork golfers have already started their 2022 campaigns. John Murphy competed in his fourth tournament of the new season in South Africa last week. Murphy has had a busy start to the year, after a few weeks of preseason work in Spain he travelled to California for the AT&T ProAm in Pebble Beach. Unfortunately for John he missed the cut but it was a big learning experience for him as he teed it up alongside the stars of the PGA Tour. From there it was a sprint across the Atlantic to South Africa for the start of the Challenge Tour. He finished just inside the top fifty in his opening event three weeks ago, and after missing the cut in the second event he went on to secure a top twenty finish in Durban last week. Murphy has picked up close to €5,000 in prize money this season and he’ll be hoping for another good finish this week.
Murphy clocked up over €120,000 in his thirteen tour events last year after turning professional in June. It was a sprint for the Kinsale man over the course of five months. He played in nine different countries on three separate tours, but most importantly he finished inside the top 70 and Continue reading