Dundalk's Brendan Lawlor will replace Kipp Popert as number one in the World Ranking for Golfers with Disability after he claimed the inaugural G4D Open own the Duchess Course at Woburn.

Conor Purcell clinched the best finish of his professional career when he tied for seventh behind Horizon Irish Open champion Adrian Meronk in the ISPS HANDA Australian Open in Melbourne.

World number open Brendan Lawlor had to settle for second as Kipp Popert defeated him in a play-off at the G4D @ Porsche European Open to secure back-to-back victories on the G4D Tour.

World Number One Brendan Lawlor is determined to stick to the gameplan after opening up a one-shot lead at the midway point of the G4D @ Porsche European Open.

World Number One Brendan Lawlor headlines the field of ten competitors set for the first event of the inaugural G4D Tour season, G4D @ Betfred British Masters hosted by Danny Willett, taking place at The Belfry from May 2-3.

Professional Steven Quinlan and Lisburn amateur Patrick Buckley took the top prizes as 75 players endured a cold north wind in the TaylorMade Winter Series at Portmarnock Hotel and Golf Links.

The DP World Tour has reinforced its commitment to inclusivity in the game of golf with the launch of the newly named G4D (Golf for the Disabled) Tour, which incorporates an expanded 2022 schedule and a transformational package of financial, commercial and media support for the European Disabled Golf Association (EDGA).