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Dromoland Castle is one of the most famous baronial castles in Ireland
GREAT news for golfing fans, as another all star player is added to a global event in Clare.
The KPMG Women’s Irish Open is again on in Dromoland Castle, Clare from August 31 to September 31 and Clare native and professional golfer Áine Donegan has been added to the star studded scorecard.
Waving the Banner colours and indeed, the Irish tricolour in Pebble Beach at the US Women’s Open most recently, Áine will tee off in her home county.
After capturing the hearts of the nation last week, we are so delighted to announce that @DoneganAine will tee it up and this year’s 2023 KPMG Women’s Irish Open proudly representing tournament hosts, @dromolandcastle ☘️ pic.twitter.com/MxZQZFxQCp
— KPMG Women's Irish Open (@KPMGWomensOpen) July 13, 2023
The Ennis native most recently missed out on a US Women’s Open silver medal due to illness, but will be looking to make an athletic comeback in her hometown this coming August.
It will be the second time that Dromoland hosts the KPMG Women’s Irish Open and other female golfers including German star Olivia Cowan will be teeing off on the luxurious castle grounds, as well as Irish star Leona Maguire.
The competition saw over 25,000 spectators last year, with athletes competing for a €400,000 prize fund.
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