McIlroy heads for New Zealand next

Sixteen-year-old Rory McIlroy (Holywood), who successfully defended the West of Ireland

McIlroy heads for New Zealand next
Wed, 19 Apr, 2006 - 11:12

Sixteen-year-old Rory McIlroy (Holywood), who successfully defended the West of Ireland

Championship at Co Sligo Golf Club this week, faces a very busy schedule in the coming

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CourtsGolfHeathrowPlace: New ZealandPlace: Co Sligo Golf ClubPlace: EuropePlace: AucklandPlace: Royal LythamPlace: St AnnesPlace: PortmarnockPlace: GantonPlace: Tenby Golf Club,Place: WalesPlace: NewlandsPlace: Royal Lytham andPlace: St Annes Golf ClubPlace: Copt Heath Golf ClubPerson: McIlroyPerson: Rory McIlroyPerson: HolywoodPerson: Cian CurleyPerson: Nicholas GrantPerson: Christopher HughesPerson: Shane LowryPerson: Paul O’HanlonPerson: Simon WardPerson: Darren CrowePerson: Greg BowdenPerson: Connor DoranPerson: Niall KearneyPerson: Aengus McAllisterPerson: Brendan McCarrollPerson: Peter O’KeefePerson: DouglasPerson: Seamus PowerEvent: West of Ireland ChampionshipEvent: Lytham TrophyEvent: Irish Amateur OpenEvent: Trubshaw CupEvent: 42nd Lytham TrophyEvent: Brabazon TrophyOrganisation: Golfing Union of IrelandOrganisation: AIBOrganisation: Royal PortrushOrganisation: EskerOrganisation: BanbridgeOrganisation: Royal DublinOrganisation: HolywoodOrganisation: PortmarnockOrganisation: West Waterford
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