Doonbeg will showcase a constellation of stars during this week's Amgen Irish Open, but it will be almost impossible to replicate the purity of last weekend's incredible Walker Cup spectacle at Lahinch.

Dean Robertson was in tears as Great Britain and Ireland claimed a Walker Cup comeback win for the ages at Lahinch, and the great links proved once more that it's an unparalleled match-play masterpiece.

Stuart Grehan was inspired by the memory of his late uncle Willie to produce a remarkable singles comeback to take down world number one Preston Stout and keep hopes of a home victory alive in the 51st Walker Cup at Lahinch.

Stuart Grehan hit a stunning three-wood to the edge of the 18th that helped Great Britain and Ireland forge a 2.5-1.5 lead in the 51st Walker Cup at a windless Lahinch.

Winning a Walker Cup on away soil takes talent and good fortune, but perhaps the key to survival in hostile territory is an ability to seek good advice and heed it.

Lahinch Golf Club is synonymous with Irish amateur golf, and club captain John Gleeson had no hesitation in describing the staging of the 51st Walker Cup this weekend as the Holy Grail for the west Clare club.

They say in Lahinch that people come for the golf but return again for the experience. It is as true and undeniable as the beauty of this little corner of west Clare, where golf is part and parcel of everyday life.

Douglas secured a third AIG Women’s Senior Cup title in a row for just the second time in the club’s history, while Warrenpoint ended an 18-year wait for AIG Men’s Senior Cup glory at Shandon Park.

Co. Sligo ended a 14-year wait for All-Ireland glory when Gerry McManus’ side claimed their first Fred Daly Trophy victory since 2012

Paul Mitchell is hoping his Portmarnock side can become just the third team to retain their Fred Daly Trophy crown at Moate this week.

England’s Jack Whaley defeated Stanford University’s Jay Leng Jr. 4 and 3 to win the 126th US Amateur Championship at Merion and earn his Walker Cup spot at Lahinch.

Thomas Higgins beat Dylan Holmes af the third extra hole to win the AIG Irish Amateur Close at Portumna

Jack Whaley held off Carter Loflin 1 up while Jay Leng Jr. defeated Logan Reilley 2 and 1.

Seapoint’s Dylan Keating has a chance to make history when he takes a one-stroke lead into the final 36 holes of the AIG Irish Men’s Amateur Close Championship at Portumna. 

England’s Jack Whaley boosted his chances of Walker Cup selection for Lahinch by reaching the last eight at the US Amateur.

North of Ireland champion Dylan Keating opened with a six-under par 66 to lead the AIG Irish Men’s Close at Portumna.

Donegal Golf Club is taking entries for the prestigious Magee Scratch Cup scheduled for Saturday, August 22nd

The latest from the US Amateur at Merion.

Enniscorthy is ready to showcase the improvements made to the course at the Whirlpool Irish Senior Men's & Women's Amateur Close Championships.