Hello friends and happy Tuesday by Royal Portrush! After a long day trip on Monday I officially did it in my first Championship. I flew to Dublin and led to portray with my associates, but not before I stopped in Holywood, Rory Mcilroy’s hometown, for a coffee, a croissant and a walk. We could not have arrived on a more perfect weather day, so we were sure to dive in every last minute before the sun set.
Neighborhood
After walking around the city on Monday evening, we went out for dinner at the Port Hotel, where I started my weekly trip to remove myself IN to beer.
As you can see, that effort is not going especially well. After dinner, we went on a walk in the sun and discovered a few points to grab the ice cream later during the week.
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Claire Rogers
I know it’s early, but my favorite thing so far is how the city makes me feel like I’m again on a college camp. The golf world is very small, so we continue to clash with friends wherever we go. Our 20-minute course on the course every morning feels like you walk in the classroom. Our group of five are everyone holding back while we get some friends along the way. I have seen agents, players, cadds and other media members on the sidewalk making the same trip as us, and it is as if we have transplanted our small golf community in northern Ireland for this week.
Ode for players across the Portrush
There are art, murals and various knots for professional players across Portrait. Many shops have images of Rory Mcilroy in their windows, and there are famous murals of Shane Lowry Right from entering the city.
A coffee shop and ice cream even went so far as to change his name for the week, and they were also created with their menu.
I will not lie: It took me a minute to realize that Matchakawa was named after Collin Morikawa.
A walk with northern Irish
After grabbing the credentials, I settled in the media center and ate a quick breakfast, addressed with my associate and Paul, Dylan Dethier, to follow the group of northern Irish who left early in the morning. Rory Mcilroy, Darren Clen and Tom McKibbin had massive crowds since the start of the day.
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