Soggy finish can't dampen Lowry's spirits at Travelers
Shane Lowry could afford to shrug off three late bogeys and leave the Travelers Championship for home with a smile on his face and a spring in his step.
'I just need that one good week' – Shane Lowry regains confidence alongside old caddie to contend at Travelers
Shane Lowry is hoping that being reunited with his first long-term caddie will give him the confidence boost he needs to start putting results on the board.
Scottie Scheffler came within inches of joining Jimy Furyk in the history books but had to settle for a round of 60 and a one-shot lead at the Travelers Championship in Connecticut.
Lowry playing catch-up in Connecticut; Walsh leads Irish in PGA
Shane Lowry will be looking to get off to a fast start in the second round of the Travelers Championship after Scottie Scheffler and Matt Fitzpatrick roared into contention last night.
Shane Lowry teamed up with his old caddie Dermot Byrne and produced one of his best tee-to-green performances of the season in the Travelers Championship in Connecticut.
Leona Maguire looking to kickstart season in Minnesota
Leona Maguire is keen to kickstart a memorable summer run and stop Nelly Korda’s quest for a hat-trick of Major wins in this week’s $13 million KPMG Women’s PGA Championship in Minnesota.
Grehan 'over the moon' after Amateur Championship win at Hoylake
Stuart Grehan credited the “outrageous” support from County Louth as key to becoming just the ninth Irishman to win the Amateur Championship at Royal Liverpool.
“I still feel like I’m in with a decent chance”— McIlroy seven back at US Open
Rory McIlroy might have paid the price for some over-aggressive play, but he believes Shinnecock Hills is so punishing that he can come from seven shots off the pace to win his second US Open.
'Golf is just not agreeing with me at the moment; I'm not enjoying it' — Lowry at low ebb
Stock market investors know that past performance is no guarantee of future results but Shane Lowry admits he's utterly frustrated to get zero return for all his hard work this year.
David Reddan claims 79th Castletroy Senior Scratch Cup
Castleknock’s David Reddan carded a brace of two-under par 70s in blustery conditions to win the Castletroy Senior Scratch Cup, sponsored by Trade Electric Group.
Curtis Cup: Great Britain and Ireland seek early Sunday success
The USA and Great Britain and Ireland won a session each on Saturday to leave the hosts with a two-point lead - 7-5 - heading into the singles in the 44th Curtis Cup in Los Angeles.
Kate Dillon wins inaugural East of Ireland Women's Amateur Open after play-off
Oughterard's Kate Dillon made history when she claimed the inaugural East of Ireland Women's Amateur Open after a play-off on a thrilling final day at Woodbrook.
Coulter gunning for fast start as Great Britain and Ireland trail 4-2 in Bel-Air
Beth Coulter is aiming to make a "hot start" with partner Isla McDonald-O'Brien and build on their impressive 3&2 win over US stars Kiara Romero and Asterisk Talley in the Curtis Cup in steamy Los Angeles.