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…
In the second chapter of The Tour of Ireland project, Torsten Pamp takes us the half hour drive from Lahinch to Doonbeg. Doonbeg is enthroned as the new greatness of Irish golf, and came around when everyone thought there were…
The first chapter of Torsten Pamp’s Tour of Ireland project takes us to Lahinch. The atmosphere in the old pub on the West Coast of Ireland is great. Pint glasses are replaced as soon as they are emptied and the…
A guest blog by: Eva Turnberry The modern golf bag is a key part of a golf afficianado’s kit-it’s vital to have a high quality receptacle for one’s clubs and accessories such as gloves and personal items when moving around…
Over the past decade, the Arabian world has become more and more a factor in international golf. Huge tournaments attract the best players in the world, men and women alike. Which again attract golfers; from golf-nuts to the more laid…
Just the other day an offer I (aka my wallet) was happy to refuse arrived in my mailbox: «Own PGA Catalunya Resort’s Stadium Course for a day – yours for €15,000». For me, the lump sum of 15.000 Euro is…
No. It’s not because it is Masters week. We Norwegians really don’t pay that much attention to the tournament taking place at the world’s most pristine golf venue in April every year. The reason probably being we’ve never ever had…
(inspired by Golf Digest, Dec. 2011. Thanks!) Golf Digest once ran a wonderful article, «The 18 most annoying golf partners». The article introduced us to characters like The Unsolicited Swing Advice Guy, The Cheat, The Yardage Book Guy, and 15 more…