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Buncrana Golf Club President, Kevin McDermott, with golfing TikTok star, Gerry Carry
Golfing internet icon and well-known caddy, Gerry Carry, visited Buncrana Golf Club for a round at Ireland’s oldest nine-hole links course.
Carry is popular among the online golfing community, with over 250,000 TikTok followers and 117,000 Instagram followers. He was also the professional caddy for the two-time Open Champion, Greg Norman.
Buncrana Golf Club President, Kevin McDermott, made sure to get a photo with Carry, who had previously visited Portmarnock Golf Club in Dublin on his golfing travels.
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A social media post from Buncrana Golf Club read: “Gerry was on the course today, enjoying a round during his Irish tour.
“Gerry was very impressed with our course and hopes to get some videos up online on his TikTok very soon.
“We hope Gerry enjoys the rest of his Irish tour.”
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