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.

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

Liam Nolan is back in the groove as he continues his bid for a DP World Tour card.

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

Conor Purcell is patiently waiting to see his hard work turn into results

Mallow‘s James Sugrue claimed his second top-four in a row in the Motocaddy Masters at St Mellion.

Conor Purcell tees it up in the Soudal Open at Rinkven International in Antwerp, Belgium, looking to get back on track towards retaining the card he won via the HotelPlanner Tour rankings last year.

Castlerock’s Annabel Wilson was the standout Irish performer on tour last week.

Royal Dublin Golf Club pushed the boat out recently to help two of its most successful young players, Max Kennedy and Hugh Foley.

Nine golfers have been awarded €350,000 by Sport Ireland through the 2025 Golf Ireland Professional Scheme.

Portmarnock's Conor Purcell closed with a career-low 65 in the Hainan Classic to move inside the top 127 who will retain their DP World Tour cards.

Leona Maguire fired a one-under 71 and looked likely to make the cut in The Chevron Championship in Texas.

Leona Maguire plays the opening women's major with a new caddie on her bag.

Schoolboy Dylan Holmes overcame apocalyptic weather conditions to become the youngest winner of the West of Ireland Championship since Rory McIlroy in 2006.

Stuart Grehan powered his way into the semi-finals of the Connolly Motor Group-sponsored West of Ireland Championship and confessed he has one eye on making next year's Walker Cup at Lahinch.