Some true irish pictures

[The master]

There is a picture of Royal County down, Royal portrush and the might portstewart

This is the 3rd hole at Portstewart, it is a 350-380 yard par 4 I think. It is a tricky wee hole and the drive is very tough. There is a small launch area to the right, which is your miss. When me and IG played this hole I was 3 up and I hit my drive up the right, IG hit his up the left, I hit a 9 iron onto bottom teir and IG just short and I 3 jabbed he took 3 to get down. Half hole I think.

This is a tough par 3 at Royal Portrush I can't remember what hole it is but don't short side your self a right is not the place to miss I wouldn't fancy playing this one on a windy day.

This is the 9th at Royal County Down where Tiger always comes the week before the open to get a good feel for the links courses, he loves this course, and why not it is a beauty! This is one of the easier holes on the course it has a elevated tee, and not a lot of toruble apart form a couple of bunkers you want to be missing.

 

[buddha33]

Gorgeous pics, The master. Fabulous commentary too.

 

[Bravo]

Everyone I know who has played in Ireland loves it...maybe someday for me..

 

[Rockford35]

Did you guys sell all your trees or something?

Man, looks like where I live. Except less trees.

R35

 

[caddyshackgolf]

Wow those pics are awesome. I defieantly have to go play in Ireland someday.

 

[Mister Bater]

these photos are copyed from other websites he did not take them his photos are rubbish

 

[bdcrowe]

Did you guys sell all your trees or something?

Man, looks like where I live. Except less trees.

R35

The snakes took them when they left. Fair trade?

 

[Mister Bater]

It is too windy for trees that is a common feeture on links courses no trees or very few