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Rory McIlroy · Tennessee

Keegan Bradley as a Playing Captain? Rory McIlroy Thinks the Ryder Cup Is Too Big for that Now

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OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP) — Rory McIlroy believes the Ryder Cup has become too big of an event for a captain to play in the matches and said Wednesday he already shot down the idea when approached about doing it himself someday. But he is no less fascinated by the conundrum facing U.S. captain Keegan Bradley. “I definitely think he’s one of the best 12 American players right now,” McIlroy said Wednesday ahead of the BMW Championship. “That’s why ev…See the Story

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Brazill and McGuinness inside top five on day one on Clutch Pro Tour - Irish Golfer Magazine

Robert Brazill and Ignatius McGuinness are off to fine starts at the Clutch Pro Tour’s Mannings Heath Masters in West Sussex and share fifth place, while John Ross Galbraith is just one stroke behind them. McGuinness, who represents Harleyford Golf Club, near Reading, was among the early starters and found himself on -6 playing the last after four birdies and an eagle which came on 15. Unfortunately, he closed with a bogey to card a five-under 6…West Sussex · West Sussex Read Article

Lee-McNamara, Fahey and Doyle advance to last 32 at Boys and Girls Amateur Championships - Irish Golfer Magazine

Hannah Lee-McNamara is through to the last 32 of the Girls Amateur Championship at Conwy Golf Club in Wales, and closer to home, Adam Fahey and John Doyle are gearing up for last 32 matches of their own in the Boys Amateur Championship at County Louth. After advancing as the 56th seed, 16-year-old Lee-McNamara from Royal Portrush faced ninth seed Manon Petitcolas from France, but it was the Irish girl who looked the more assured once the knockou…Louth, County Louth · Louth Read Article

"It was special" - Irish golfer remembers playing against 15-year-old Rory McIlroy

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It is 20 years since the future world number one and Grand Slam winner lit up the fairways in Co Mayo to win the Irish Men's Amateur Close ChampionshipRory McIlroy · County Mayo See the Story

Eaton's 2-over round at US Amateur paces trio from A&M's golf team

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Long Beach State senior Charlie Forster and University of Texas senior Tommy Morrison are the leaders after shooting 4-under 66.Golf · San Francisco See the Story

Fahey shares early lead at Boys Amateur Championship - Irish Golfer Magazine

Portmarnock’s Adam Fahey fired a six-under 66 in the opening strokeplay round of the R&A’s Boys Amateur Championship at County Louth Golf Club, and he’s part of a four-way tie at the top. The 17-year-old teed off just after midday, and opened with two pars before an eagle on the third kickstarted his charge. Birdies on four, six and eight got him to the turn at -5, but it was much more sedate on the back. After reeling off eight pars, he closed …North Wales · North Wales Read Article

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