Baltray Books

Cutler battles on in chase of quick double
The Irish Times; 6/9/2009; 775 words; ...here. Cutler, who won the East of Ireland championship in Baltray last week, needed 22 holes to see off McCormick. He then dispatched...Valley's Niall Gorey at the 16th green yesterday evening to book his place in the last 16. "It was a marathon match this morning...

ANYONE who has dived into the ocean on a hot summer's day will readily understand the short, sharp, shock to Shane Lowry's system at the European Open this week.
Irish Independent (Dublin, Republic of Ireland); 5/30/2009; 1074 words; ...for all the stardust he kicked-up at Baltray to settle, but Lowry is "looking forward...established stars could borrow a leaf out of his book, not least John Daly, who left without...over. Playing just 30 holes between Baltray and Thursday's tee-off seriously undermined...

Lowry left all at sea
Belfast Telegraph; 5/30/2009; 591 words; ...probably take a while longer for all the stardust he kicked- up at Baltray to settle but Lowry is "looking forward to being just another...of golf's established stars could borrow a leaf out of his book, not least John Daly, who left without a word as his five...

Chipping in for a pal; Irish Open winner turns professional and makes a jobless friend his caddie.(News)
The Daily Mail (London, England); 5/22/2009; 955 words; ...his legendary win at the 3 Irish Open at Baltray, Co. Louth, last Sunday. He was corner...Hoey and Gareth Maybin on Horizon's books. Despite stating that there would be...Offaly reflecting on his dramatic win at Baltray. The rookie said that despite the recent...

SHANE Lowry's world changed forever in the couple of seconds it took his golf ball to roll 18 inches and drop into the cup on the last green at County Louth golf club last Sunday.
Irish Independent (Dublin, Republic of Ireland); 5/22/2009; 1144 words; ...stroke, he wrote his name into the history books as an amateur winner of the Irish Open...relaxed during that epic four rounds at Baltray. Now he has to prove he can learn how...have done if the event hadn't been at Baltray which he knows so well?