Rory McIlroy admits his driving is a "concern" ahead of next week's US Open.

Shane Lowry refuses to listen to the scare stories and insists he’s mentally preparing himself to take on Oakmont in next week’s US Open.

Galgorm is set to welcome some of the most iconic names in golf as it hosts the Black Desert NI Legends from August 29-31 —the 20th professional tournament held at the venue.

Ballymena’s Dermot McElroy built on his third-place finish in Cadiz and opened with a four-under 67 in the Swiss Challenge.

Castlewarden’s Lauren Walsh opened with a bogey-free 67 to share the lead with Denmark’s Sofie Kibsgaard Nielsen in the Tenerife Women’s Open at Abama Golf.

Joe Lyons is hoping home advantage pays off as he takes on a stacked field at the Murray Timber Group Connacht Men’s Open Stroke Play Championship at Galway.

The Dun Laoghaire Women's and Men's Scratch Cup has been expanded from 36 to 54 holes with World Amateur Golf Ranking and Bridgestone Women’s Order of Merit points up for grabs.

Rory McIlroy was "pissed off" his was the only name leaked for failing a driver conformity test at the US PGA

David Howard’s victory at the East of Ireland has seen him rise to second on the Bridgestone Men's Order of Merit.

Leona Maguire sees improvement in her game despite recent results, while Dermot McElroy, Max Kennedy, James Sugrue and John-Ross Galbraith are hitting form

Graeme McDowell kept his US Open hopes alive but the other five Irish entrants missed out at 36-hole Final Qualifying yesterday.

Major winners Graeme McDowell and Padraig Harrington are among the six Irish players bidding for US Open spots today.

Fota Island's David Howard birdied the last to win the East of Ireland Championship by a shot at a windswept Baltray.