Tom McKibbin, Lauren Walsh, Sara Byrne and Hugh Foley were the top Irish performers last week.

Hugh Foley was forced to settle for second after the 2025 Hauts de France–Pas de Calais Golf Open was reduced to 36 holes.

Ronan Mullarney moved up one spot to sixth in the Alps Tour Order of Merit after he finished a shot behind France's Victor Dubuisson in the 2025 Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners.

Ronan Mullarney opened with a six-under 63 to keep his bid for a HotelPlanner Tour card on track at the Alps Tour’s Biarritz Cup by C&S Partners.

Ronan Mullarney carded an eight under 64 to go into the final round of the Alps de Las Castillas just two shots off the lead.

Hugh Foley closed with a three-over 75 to finish T34 in the 2025 Lacanau Alps Open in France.

Robert Brazill opened with a 63 to grab a share of the lead in the Clutch Tour’s La Vie Masters in Oman.

Hugh Foley joined Ronan Mullarney in the top 10 in the Alps Tour Order of Merit when he finished 16th in the 2025 Tunisian Golf Open.

Olivia Mehaffey clinched her best finish for 640 days to claim fourth place in the Platinum Ladies Open.

Liam Nolan returned to form in the Delhi Challenge when he opened with a four-under 68 to lie just three shots off the pace.

Hugh Foley tied for third in the New Giza Open to move up to 10th in the Alps Tour rankings.

Former motorcycle gang member Ryan Peake clinched a dream spot in The 153rd Open at Royal Portrush.

Hugh Foley will have a chance to notch his first professional win in the Alps Tour’s New Giza Open.

John Murphy and Hugh Foley opened with six-under 66s to lie just a shot off the pace in the New Giza Open.

Ronan Mullarney tied for 37th in the Red Sea Little Venice Open

Ronan Mullarney finished second in the Alps Tour’s season-opening Ein Bay Open in Egypt.