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Fergal O'Leary
Fergal hails from Dublin but lives in Boston. He’s a self-confessed golf course addict, who completed playing the Top 100 ranked courses in the United States in just 4 years at 28 years of age.
In August 2015, aged 32, Fergal became the youngest person and the first Irishman to play the World Top 100 ranked courses. He has a +1 handicap and is a proud member of Portmarnock Golf Club.
It’s fitting to have a historical golf club in such a historical part of the United States. I didn’t realise that so many world-famous golf trophies were designed at this...
I recently had the pleasure of playing this gem, and what a surprise it was. The course had gone downhill and fallen somewhat from grace, but thanks to the passion of sev...
I played the course the day after the final round of the Asian-Pacific Amateur Championship in a shotgun event, so it’s fitting to state how pristine the playing conditio...
The top spot in the Chinese rankings is now up for debate, as are the world rankings. Following the spectacular renovation in 2018 to renovate the Dunes course by Ogilvy,...
An hour north of the bustling city of Bangkok, a club exists that is owned by several corporations with the largest shareholder being a gentleman named Chairman Pitak Int...
This week was my third visit to the Kawana Hotel, set in one of Japan’s most sought-after locations. My hopes were high because when I last came here in 2017, the golf co...
On January 1st, 2019, Hirono was closed for renovations. On October 1st, 2019, it will reopen, but will be closed on Mondays and Fridays until end of June 2020. For Asia’...
The first golf shot I ever hit in the country of Japan was in September 2010 on the first tee at Naruo GC. What a treat! Although I’ve been to Japan 5 times in total at t...
When I first visited this club in 2017, the Coore renovations were almost complete. You can tell from my previous review that I was (and still am) a huge fan of this layo...
I first visited Tokyo Golf Club in 2010 and I remember walking upstairs in the clubhouse to the library room and seeing the Gil Hanse design drawings for the Asaka greens...
Like so many golden age classics, the timeline of architects is convoluted with many cooks in the kitchen all serving different dishes. Generally understood, the first 7...
This course gets a lot of well-deserved high praise subsequent to the most recent restoration by Gil Hanse in 2009. It is one of Raynor’s first efforts from 1915 and coul...
Given that the architect is buried in the nearby Southampton Cemetery, this special place in New York heralds some of the most sought-after terrain anywhere in the world....
With the two nines on either side of a main road, both looking completely different from each other in topography, surroundings and design, it is understandable to ponder...
The skills of Charles Hugh Alison graced a few sites throughout North America, but arguably the best of the lot is at Davenport Country Club which truly took my breath aw...
There’s a growing dialogue across the country that the state of Iowa is becoming a “must play” golfing destination. It’s been well documented in the past two years that t...
Just northeast of Des Moines, this Keith Foster layout is now a truly private club following several years after opening as a public golf course. Keith was brought back i...
The mile-high city is blessed with a great golfing canvas inside of the city limits. Denver Country Club’s original 9-hole course was located inside of a horse racetrack,...
This course is blessed with such grand rolling topography that, on numerous occasions, the views from the elevated tee boxes is quite something special. Some reviewers su...
Each time I play here, I appreciate the widespread design variety more and more. The location is stunning, the golf course is enjoyable to play for all levels, the mowing...
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