2022 Horizon Irish Open final results: Prize money payout, leaderboard and how much each golfer won
The 2022 Horizon Irish Open final leaderboard is headed by winner Adrian Meronk , who earned the DP World Tour win at Mount Juliet Estate in Thomastown, Co Kilkenny, Ireland.
Meronk had to hold off Ryan Fox , who continues to play great golf, shooting 66 in the final round to finish on 20-under 268 and beat the Kiwi by three shots.
Lawrence Thirston, a former DP World Tour winner, finished in solo third place, while three players finished tied for fourth place, including American John Catlin.
Meronk won the $1,000,000 winner's share of the $6,000,000 purse.
Horizon Irish Open recap notes
Meronk earned 28 Official World Golf Ranking points with the win, which is above the current minimum for a win on the DP World Tour.
There was a cut this week, with 78 players finishing the event in the 21st completed event of the season.
Meronk earned 1,000 DP World Tour points, with the top 50 available players at the end of the season qualifying for the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.
The 2022 European Tour schedule continues next week with the 2022 Genesis Scottish Open and 2022 Barbasol Championship .
2022 Horizon Irish Open final leaderboard, results and prize money payouts
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IRISH OPEN 2022 – Ticketing FAQs
Frequently asked questions about tickets for the 2022 Irish Open.
HOW DO I ATTEND?
When & where can I buy tickets for the 2022 IRISH OPEN? Limited Launch Price Tickets for the 2022 IRISH OPEN can be purchased from 5pm, 2 Dec 2021 (GMT): https://et.golf/IrishOpenTickets2022
Where & when will the event be held in 2022?
The event will be held from 30 June-3 July 2022 at Mount Juliet Estate, Thomastown, Co Kilkenny.
Official sales channels
Tickets are only available to purchase via PGA European Tour: https://et.golf/IrishOpenTickets2022
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Is there parking available for the event, and how much does it cost?
Park & Ride will be available free of charge to all ticket holders. Information and location will be available closer to the event. Accessible parking options are also available for disabled badge holders, please contact [email protected] with the relevant documentation to secure a spot.
Are there public travel options to attend the Irish Open?
Full transport details will be published in due course.
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Not at present, The Grandstand on the 18th will be available to purchase at later stage. Information on how and when Grandstand sale open will be sent to all ticket holders.
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Adrian meronk becomes first polish winner on dp world tour with irish open win.
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THOMASTOWN, Ireland — Adrian Meronk became Poland’s first winner on the DP World Tour Sunday with a superb closing stretch at Mount Juliet for a 6-under 66 and a three-shot victory in the Horizon Irish Open.
Meronk was one shot behind Ryan Fox of New Zealand with four holes remaining when he went birdie-birdie-eagle to give himself room for error on the tough closing hole. He made par and walked off the 18th green soaked in a champagne celebration.
“It’s such a relief,” Meronk said. “After coming quite close a couple of times, to finally open the door, it’s just a dream come true.”
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Fox closed with a 64, and he feared a bogey on the final hole might cost him in the end. Meronk played so well over the closing stretch that it didn’t matter.
Meronk, who finished at 20-under 268, Fox and Thriston Lawrence (67) already were exempt for the British Open. The three spots available from the Irish Open went to American John Catlin, David Law of Scotland and Fabrizio Zanotti of Paraguay. They all finished on 273.
Meronk, who played college golf at East Tennessee State, will be the first Polish player in the Open Championship at St. Andrews in two weeks. That’s a label he knows well. He already was the first Pole in the U.S. Open last year at Torrey Pines, and the first to even earn a DP World Tour card.
And now he’s the first winner, the best title of all. He had finished two shots behind in Qatar and Catalunya this year, and a month ago missed the Dutch Open playoff by one shot.
Meronk made sure there was no tight finish in Ireland. His big run started with a 25-foot birdie putt that broke sharply to the left on the 15th hole to tie Fox for the lead. From the left rough on the 16th, he hit gap wedge to 18 feet for birdie to take the lead.
The clincher came at the par-5 17th when his second shot was just short of the green, leaving an uphill putt from 25 feet that made for eagle and a three-shot advantage.
He finished strong with a 7-iron to the middle of the green and two putts for par. He was sprayed with a bottle of champagne and then took a drink before raising it to the gallery.
“When I hit the green on 18 is the moment I realized, ‘That’s it.’ I’m just super happy,” he said.
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