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John Doyle

Maine, New Hampshire
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Freelance sports writer, creator of the Substack newsletter "Sports Writers Inc." @USCHO editor. I try really hard not to post here anymore
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Cork golfers Sara Byrne, David Howard and John Doyle in action abroad

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By David Howard, John Doyle, Niall O’Shea
| Echo Live Verified
Sara Byrne had a welcome return to form last week when she finished in the top 15 on the Ladies European Tour (LET) in France. After an opening 74, Byrne rose steadily through the leaderboard with rounds of 68, 70, and a closing 72. Byrne is splitting her time between the LET and the Epson Tour in the US. Playing on both sides of the Atlantic is a logistical challenge, but Byrne is making the most of both cards. She has earned more than €16,000 in Europe and $6,000 in the US.
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Golf Update - 'Cats playing very strong

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By John Doyle
| The Advertiser-Gleam Verified
The Guntersville Golf team played day 2 of their Ryder Cup match with Scottsboro on March 12. Day two of the match was played at Goosepond Plantation Course in Scottsboro. This nine-hole match was played in three different formats. Holes 1-3 were a scramble format, holes 4-6 were low ball and the holes 7-9 were a shamble.
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2023 in Review

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By Jack Murphy, John Doyle, John Murphy, Morgan Cain
| Cork Golf News
2023 was another great year for golf in Cork. It didn’t hit some of the highs of previous years but there was a lot of success. There was just one national title added to the honour roll in 2023, that was when Sara Byrne won the AIG Irish Women’s Close in Connemara in June. It was a second win for Sara, particularly impressive when you consider she’s only 21. She previously won in 2017 in Enniscrone, three years before she headed off to University of Miami.
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