Martin Dempster: price to be paid to the effects of the

The Royal rota, open to the effects of the three major gains in the wake of 13 months, golfers, Northern Ireland is understandable is also the clamour of concern to some of the Scottish courses of R and n (A) already on the list.Troon, for example, the last event staged in 2004, and must wait for until 2016 at the earliest, is the place to host again, Lytham (2012), Muirfield (2013) and Hoylake (2014) all have already been fixed and the St Andrews set the host again in 2015. A distinction between the Old Course, the other courses are now almost a ten-year period, and the second place, moreover, could mean having to wait or Troon nearer to 15 years, the world's best players, between the events, host the likes of Turnberry.

It is still unclear if the growing momentum behind the effects will succeed, but if it is, then the R & A, may also possibly be reviewed in its current line of temporary entry near every five years.

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