The back nine: How Ireland’s golf clubs are looking forward to 2020

Part II of this series looks at how clubs around the island of Ireland are planning for the year ahead and what Irish golf can expect in 2020.

The back nine: How Ireland’s golf clubs are looking forward to 2020
Tue, 07 Jan, 2020 - 06:30
Kevin Markham

Part II of this series looks at how clubs around the island of Ireland are planning for the year ahead and what Irish golf can expect in 2020.

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