Irish Open moves to Co Louth

County Louth Golf Club in Baltray, one of Ireland’s great links courses, will host the Nissan Irish Open for the first time next year.

Irish Open moves to Co Louth
Mon, 03 Nov, 2003 - 15:31

County Louth Golf Club in Baltray, one of Ireland’s great links courses, will host the Nissan Irish Open for the first time next year.

The tournament will once again take place the week after the Open championship on July 22-25.

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