In May 2019, we hosted a special 30th-year celebration of the World Invitational Father & Son Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach. After a pandemic-enforced hiatus, this year we’re delighted to head for the prehistoric sand hills in Central Wisconsin as we take over Sand Valley Resort from October 6-10, 2022.
Admired by his peers, he was highly respected in every corner of the highest echelons of golf, from Augusta, to the R&A to the USGA & PGA Tour. Wherever he went, he had friends. RIP Renton Laidlaw.
Let us take you on a journey to golf courses of outstanding natural beauty, many carved through ancient linkslands under the legendary eyes of Old Tom Morris, James Braid and Donald Ross. It's a trip where you will grace centuries old fairways in the shadows of our golf forefathers.
This will be a Ryder Cup like no other. The Americans may be firm favourites, but Padraig’s boys are ready and won’t be intimidated. How the two captains cope with the challenges is vital, Roddy Carr shares his insights ahead of an eagerly anticipated weekend at Whistling Straits.
Carr Golf CEO, Marty Carr speaks to Sports Illustrated on the impact of two years' pent up golfer demand to play Ireland, Scotland and England's 'trophy' links courses.
Roddy Carr reflects on memories of Sandwich past and how Royal St. Georges has been an integral part of the Open.
A couple of weeks ago, Marty received a phone call from a long-time friend of Carr Golf’s and recurring attendee of our Father & Son tournament with an idea to raise funds for Cystic Fibrosis Ireland. On Monday, July 19th Darren Fitzgerald will take on the challenge of playing 65 hole of golf across some of Dublin’s best kept courses.
In Episode 2, hosts Marty Carr and Stephen Walsh are joined by four legends of the Irish golf circuit.
Roddy Carr reflects on the last time Torrey Pines hosted the US Open, triumph over adversity and what it takes to win this most coveted of Major Championships.
On this Father’s Day, a tribute to Joe Carr, who, along with his wife, Dorothy, raised six kids in a house overlooking the second green of Sutton Golf Club in Dublin, Ireland.