*Gary Pierse (Director, Pierse Motors); Michael Coote (Chairperson Munster Region, Golf Ireland);
John McInerney (Captain, Lahinch Golf Club).

LAHINCH GOLF CLUB will host the 122nd staging of the South of Ireland Amateur Open Championship next month.

Beginning on Wednesday July 24th and running until Sunday July 28th, it will take place following the Arnold Palmer Cup which Lahinch hosts from July 5th to 7th.

150 of Ireland’s leading amateur golfers will play in the 36-hole strokeplay qualifier over Wednesday and Thursday, with the top 64 qualifying for the matchplay stage of the competition which starts on Friday and concludes with the semi-finals and final on Sunday 28th July.

Previous winners of the competition include John Burke, JB Carr, Paul McGinley, Darren Clarke, and Graeme McDowell. The closing date for entries is midnight on Wednesday 26th June 2024

John McInerney, Captain Lahinch Golf Club, said “played mid-summer at peak holiday time in Lahinch, the South is highly regarded amongst the players where golf is the talk of the village throughout the week. Lahinch and the surrounding area is looking forward to another memorable Championship and all visitors are welcome to come along and join in the festivities”.

Michael Coote, Chairperson, Munster Region Golf Ireland, said “Golf Ireland is delighted to continue its long association with Lahinch Golf Club. The South of Ireland Championship is one of the oldest and most prestigious championships in the world and we wish all the competitors well when the tournament commences in a few weeks. The roll of honour of past winners truly reflects the high esteem in which the South of Ireland is held by both the players and supporters of amateur golf.”

Pierse Motors Volkswagen, based in Tipperary and Ennis have continued their sponsorship of Ireland’s oldest Championship. Gary Pierse, Managing Director of Pierse Motors, commented “Pierse Motors Volkswagen’s partnership with Lahinch Golf Club and the South of Ireland Championship commenced in 2016 and we are delighted to continue to support this prestigious tournament. Lahinch boasts one of the finest links golf courses in the country and I am sure this year’s championship will be another huge success.”

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