Motocaddy Masters
Europro TourBrian KeoghCian Curley, David Rawluk, Mark Staunton, Mick McGeady, Motocaddy Masters, Tim Rice

Curley survives bumpy ride

Cian Curley made a positive start to the Europro season at Wensum Valley. Newlands’ Cian Curley survived a bumpy week on the greens at Wensum Valley to finish as the best of the Irish in the opening Europro Tour event of the season.
Europro TourBrian KeoghCian Curley, David Rawluk, Mark Staunton, Mick McGeady, Motocaddy Masters, Tim Rice
Europro TourBrian KeoghCian Curley, David Rawluk, Mark Staunton, Mick McGeady, Motocaddy Masters, Niall Kearney, Paul Cutler, Tim Rice

Sweating blood at Wensum Valley

Cian Curley works on his swing. Via http://www.ciancurley.comThe dream of a European Tour future continues to attract Ireland’s army of mini tour players to the Europro Tour. What remains a mystery is how they continue to battle financial hardship and a seemingly endless series of reverses for so little reward.
Europro TourBrian KeoghCian Curley, David Rawluk, Mark Staunton, Mick McGeady, Motocaddy Masters, Niall Kearney, Paul Cutler, Tim Rice
Europro TourBrian KeoghBrendan McCarroll, Brian McElhinney, Michael Collins, Motocaddy Masters, Neil O Briain, Paul O'Hanlon, Tim RiceComment

O'Hanlon and Collins tied fourth at Wensum Valley

Tim Rice played his last seven holes in six under at Wensum Valley. His reward was just £345 (€400)

Paul O’Hanlon and Michael Collins made a strong start to the Europro Tour season when they shared fourth place behind Australian Daniel Gaunt in the Motocaddy Masters at Wensum Valley in Norfolk.

Europro TourBrian KeoghBrendan McCarroll, Brian McElhinney, Michael Collins, Motocaddy Masters, Neil O Briain, Paul O'Hanlon, Tim RiceComment