The chapters, one by one, from Torsten Pamp’s Irish Golf project, published for the first time on MigrantGolfer.com.
Torsten Pamp takes us to the coastline just North of Dublin. It’s time to stop at Portmarnock on our Tour of Ireland Project. Portmarnock. It’s the morning of Christmas Eve the year of 1893. The sun has just cleared the…
Torsten Pamp’s Tour of Ireland Project is exploring the Dublin Area. This time, he takes us south to Wicklow and Druids Glen Resort. Pat Ruddy has left many traces in Ireland. Along with his own course The European, the conservative…
Torsten Pamp’s Tour of Ireland project rolls on, this time northeast of Dublin to Carton House, the venue for The Irish Open. With the Earl of Kildare’s 18th century castle Carton House, where Queen Victoria had her own bedroom, as…
The Tour of Ireland project moves on. In this chapter, Torsten Pamp takes us an hour west of the Irish capitol. And, as always, the original Swedish copy follows the English translation. The Heritage in Kellanard is a fairly new and…
Torsten Pamp’s Tour of Ireland expedition goes south from Dublin to Britta’s Bay, where he visits Pat Ruddy’s masterpiece. The fairy tale of The European and golf designer Pat Ruddy begins on Ireland’s west coast in the neighbourhood of Rosses…
Our author, Torsten Pamp, heads for the capital region with so many famous golf courses. As always, the English translation comes first, the original Swedish manuscript follws. The Dublin area is definitely for golfers with the thickest of wallets. Like…
In chapter 6, Torsten Pamp takes us across the southern tip of Ireland to the Old Head Golf Links. Killarney is the classic tourist regione with top parkland golf courses and Ring of Kerry, one of the most scenic…
Torsten Pamp and his Tour of Ireland project keeps rolling south. After Tralee we hit the famous Ring of Kerry tourist route. As always, the English translation comes first, followed by the original copy in Swedish. The major tourist route…
In the fourth chapter of The Tour of Ireland project, Torsten Pamp keeps going south. This time from Ballybunion to Tralee. — I have designed the front nine but it is absolutely certain that God designed the back nine,…
It’s the third chapter of The Tour of Ireland project, and Torsten Pamp takes us south to Ballybunion from Doonbeg. From the new course at Doonbeg to one of Ireland’s greatest golf classics, Ballybunion, it is approximately 50 kilometres. Provided…