Stuart Grehan and Gavin Tiernan begin their quests for spots on the 2026 Walker Cup team in the Jones Cup Invitational in Georgia today.

Christmas and the New Year are a time for celebration and future planning, but for many, it’s also bittersweet as we remember those who are no longer with us and take time to cherish those fleeting family moments.

Alex Maguire shot a brilliant seven under 63 to win the Hilary Links Golf Society Winter outing by six strokes at The Island.

Ella Cantwell and John Doyle are aiming to make history in Portugal in December when they tee off in the 2025 Justin Rose Telegraph Junior Golf Championship at Quinta do Lago.

The Golf Ireland Men’s and Women’s High Performance Panels have been announced with 25 players gaining selection for 2026. 

Ireland will be hoping to end a 43-year wait for victory in the European Ladies’ Team Championship when PGA National Slieve Russell hosts the top amateur event next year.

John Doyle, Stuart Grehan and Caolan Rafferty will represent Ireland in the 34th World Amateur Team Championships for the Eisenhower Trophy in Singapore.

Austria has been selected as the site of the 2029 World Amateur Team Championships, the International Golf Federation (IGF) announced at its Biennial Meeting.

Douglas’ Robbie Walsh Jnr edged out Lee Valley’s Ben Murray after a four-hole aggregate play-off to win the Lee Valley Senior Scratch Cup.

Ireland’s Cian Foley claimed the Team Championship title alongside young Australian professional Harrison Crowe at an Alfred Dunhill Links Championship cut to 54 holes because of Storm Amy.

Cork’s John Doyle played a starring role again as Europe closed the gap on the USA heading into today’s final singles session at the Junior Ryder Cup.

Cork’s John Doyle won one of his two matches as the United States took a 6.5-5.5 lead over Europe into the second day of the Junior Ryder Cup in New York.

Dundalk’s Caolan Rafferty etched his name in the history books when he closed with a one under 70 to win the North of Ireland Championship and become the first man to win all four of Irish amateur golf’s provincial titles.

Dundalk's Caolan Rafferty took a giant step towards becoming the first man to complete the provincial career Grand Slam when he claimed a share of the first round lead in the North of Ireland Championship at Portstewart.