A festival of golf, music and entertainment is in store this September at The K Club as Scouting for Girls and The Stunning will headline the main stage at the Horizon Irish Open.
Scouting for Girls, known for hits such as She’s So Lovely, Elvis Ain’t Dead and This Ain’t a Love Song, will take to the main stage in the Championship Village on Saturday September 9.
The English pop rock band are on Tour with Olly Murs in the UK this Summer before taking to the stage in Co. Kildare.
Formed by Steve Wall in Galway, this will be The Stunning’s first time playing the Horizon Irish Open. The Brewing Up A Storm singers will perform on Sunday September 10. Both acts will take to the stage once the final putt drops each evening.
After a hugely successful hosting in 2016, the island of Ireland’s national open will return to The K Club when the 68th edition is played from September 6-10.
The celebrity Pro-Am will take place on Wednesday September 7. It promises to be a star studded event with names to be announced in the coming weeks.
Taking to the course this September is four-time Major winner Rory McIlroy, 2009 Irish Open winner Shane Lowry, two-time winner on the PGA TOUR, Séamus Power and six-time DP World Tour winner Tyrrell Hatton. Further star names will also be announced between now and September.
Horizon Irish Open Championship Director, Paul Gillmon, said: “It promises to be a spectacular week at The K Club as we now have a full five days of golf, music and entertainment for all ages. I’m delighted we’ve secured The Stunning as well as Scouting for Girls, who went down a treat when they played at the tournament a few years ago. The celebrity Pro-Am is always a great addition to the tournament and is a fun day to kick off the week."
Tickets are on sale now and your ticket will secure access to the golf, music and all of the entertainment happening on site. There’s something for everyone and we’re looking forward to a wonderful festival for sports fans, music fans and families.”
Tickets are available here and begin at €25 for the Pro-Am with single tickets for Thursday costing €40. Tickets for Friday cost €50 and Saturday and Sunday tickets are €55. Access to the Championship village and performances is included. Children under 12 years of age are entitled to free entry when accompanied by an adult.
