Naas’ Robert Brazill battled his way into position to make it to the Second Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School when he carded a five-under 67 in the third round of his First Stage qualifier at the Northumberland Golf Club.

Enniscorthy’s Paul Conroy added a one-over 71 to rounds of 70 and 69 to go into the final round just one shot outside the qualifying mark at the First Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School at Huddersfield Golf Club.

Royal Dublin’s Hugh Foley will tee it up in October’s Second Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School after easing his way through the First Stage at The Players Club in Bristol.

Royal Dublin’s Hugh Foley got off to a solid start at the First Stage Section A of the DP World Tour Qualifying School in Bristol.

Gary Hurley, Max Kennedy and Dermot McElroy have work to do to make the 72-hole cut at the Final Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School.

Irish golf will have just three players at this week’s Final Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School after Paul Dunne, Niall Kearney, Liam Nolan, and Jonny Caldwell missed out in a Monday finish in Almeria.

Conor Purcell couldn’t capitalise on an opening eagle and watched his hopes of topping the Challenge Tour rankings  evaporate in the Rolex Grand Final in Mallorca.

Royal Dublin amateur Hugh Foley and Whitehead’s John Ross Galbraith got off to solid starts at the First Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School in Bristol.

Jonathan Caldwell finished three shots outside the tour cards at the Final Stage of the gruelling 108-hole DP World Tour Qualifying School in Spain.

Jonathan Caldwell is praying his putter warms up after he salvaged a poor day on the greens with a birdie-birdie finish that left him inside the magical top 25 with a round to play at the Final Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying  School in Spain.

Max Homa came home in three-under-par to take a one-stroke lead into the final round of the Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa.

Tom McKibbin fired just one of eight bogey-free rounds to share 20th on his debut in the Nedbank Golf Challenge.

Paul Dunne missed out but Naas’ Conor O’Rourke and Ballymena’s Dermot McElroy kept their hopes of winning a DP World Tour card alive by coming through the weather-delayed Second Stage of the Qualifying School in Spain.

Pádraig Harrington admitted he "hit a wall” chasing a magical 59 as he romped to a seven-shot win in the TimberTech TimberTech Championship in Florida.

West Waterford’s Gary Hurley and Kinsale’s John Murphy came through the gruelling 108-hole Qualifying School Final Stage and made their dreams come true by grabbing DP World Tour cards in Spain.