Dundalk's Brendan Lawlor will replace Kipp Popert as number one in the World Ranking for Golfers with Disability after he claimed the inaugural G4D Open own the Duchess Course at Woburn.

Irish trio Gary Hurley, Tom McKibbin and Brendan Lawlor missed the cut as Grant Forrest shot the low round of the week to join Lucas Herbert and Jazz Janewattananond in a share of the lead at the ISPS HANDA-CHAMPIONSHIP in Japan.

West Waterford's Gary Hurley birdied three of his last seven holes to keep the leaders in his sights in the ISPS HANDA – CHAMPIONSHIP.

Many of the world’s most talented golfers with disabilities will compete in The G4D Open, which was launched by The R&A yesterday.

Conor Purcell clinched the best finish of his professional career when he tied for seventh behind Horizon Irish Open champion Adrian Meronk in the ISPS HANDA Australian Open in Melbourne.

World Number One Brendan Lawlor is determined to stick to the gameplan after opening up a one-shot lead at the midway point of the G4D @ Porsche European Open.

World Number One Brendan Lawlor headlines the field of ten competitors set for the first event of the inaugural G4D Tour season, G4D @ Betfred British Masters hosted by Danny Willett, taking place at The Belfry from May 2-3.

Dundalk Golf Club's Leslie Walker outgunned tour players Paul Dunne and Cormac Sharvin to win the nett in the TaylorMade Winter Series at Portmarnock Hotel and Golf Links.

Professional Steven Quinlan and Lisburn amateur Patrick Buckley took the top prizes as 75 players endured a cold north wind in the TaylorMade Winter Series at Portmarnock Hotel and Golf Links.

The DP World Tour has reinforced its commitment to inclusivity in the game of golf with the launch of the newly named G4D (Golf for the Disabled) Tour, which incorporates an expanded 2022 schedule and a transformational package of financial, commercial and media support for the European Disabled Golf Association (EDGA).

World number two Brendan Lawlor is determined to see golf included in the 2028 Olympic Games and the Dundalk star took another giant step towards his goal this week when he received the backing of Taoiseach Micheal Martin.

Ireland’s Brendan Lawlor rounded off a fine individual year by winning the European Disabled Golfer’s Association (EDGA) Dubai Finale by four shots at Jumeirah Golf Estates.

Ireland’s Brendan Lawlor opened with an impressive two under par round of 70 to take a two shot lead in the European Disabled Golfer’s Association (EDGA) Dubai Finale at Jumeirah Golf Estates.

Hosting a golf tournament might not be a big deal for Danny Willett or Lee Westwood but it’s a monumental achievement for disabled golfer Brendan Lawlor and another giant step in what is quickly becoming a fairytale career.

One of the world’s top disability golfers, Brendan Lawlor is inviting you to join him virtually in walking 10 kilometres a day for 10 days to raise funds for Children's Health Ireland at Crumlin Hospital from March 3-13.

The European Tour, LPGA Tour and Ladies European Tour will join forces for another innovative mixed tournament at the ISPS HANDA World Invitational presented by Modest! Golf Management in Northern Ireland, hosted by Galgorm from July 28 – August 1, 2021.

David Fitzgerald shot a one-under par 71 in wet and windy conditions to win the Flogas Irish Scratch Series outing at Seapoint Golf Links.

Conor O’Rourke spearheads the Irish challenge at the halfway stage of the Northern Ireland Open supported by The R&A at Galgorm Spa & Golf Resort where the course and conditions proved testing over the opening two days.

Team Ireland professional Conor O'Rourke was the leading Irish player after the opening day of the Northern Ireland Open supported by The R&A at Galgorm Spa & Golf Resort.

South Africa’s Justin Walters added a 71 to his opening 64 at the Belfry to lead the ISPS HANDA UK Championship by a shot from Paul Waring.

Dundalk's Brendan Lawlor joined the Irish legends to make their mark at The Belfry in the weather-delayed ISPS Handa UK Championship.

He might hail from the Wee County but Dundalk’s Brendan Lawlor will take a giant step this week when he becomes the first disability golfer to play in a European Tour event.