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.

Hugh Foley joined Ronan Mullarney in the top 10 in the Alps Tour Order of Merit when he finished 16th in the 2025 Tunisian Golf Open.

Liam Nolan returned to form in the Delhi Challenge when he opened with a four-under 68 to lie just three shots off the pace.

Hugh Foley will have a chance to notch his first professional win in the Alps Tour’s New Giza Open.

John Murphy and Hugh Foley opened with six-under 66s to lie just a shot off the pace in the New Giza Open.

Ronan Mullarney tied for 37th in the Red Sea Little Venice Open

Ronan Mullarney finished second in the Alps Tour’s season-opening Ein Bay Open in Egypt.

Six Irish players made their seasonal bow on the Alps Tour in the Ein Bay Open in Egypt

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.

Recently crowned AIG Irish Amateur Close champion Thomas Abom will be bidding to de-throne Peter O’Keeffe in next week’s Pinergy Woodbrook Men’s Senior Scratch Cup.

Great players produce great shots at the opportune time and Edmondstown’s Thomas Abom hit what he described as the best shot of his short career to win the AIG Irish Men’s Amateur Close Championship at the second tie hole.

Edmondstown’s Thomas Abom eagled his 16th hole en route to a one-under 71 and a one-shot lead over local hero Richard Sykes heading into this afternoon’s final round of the AIG Irish Men’s Amateur Close at. Dun Laoghaire.

Forrest Little’s Jack McDonnell loves Baltray and it showed on the opening day of the Kingspan East of Ireland Championship when he made six birdies in a six-under 66 to grab the early lead at County Louth.

Malone golfer Matt McClean battled back from four shots down to claim his first Irish title with the Flogas Irish Men’s Amateur Open Championship on a thrilling final day.

Ireland won the team title at the European Nations Cup for the first time since 2016 and only the second time in their history in Sotogrande yesterday.

Amgen’s recent $27.8 billion takeover over Horizon Therapeutics has resulted in a name change for the Irish Open at Royal County Down next year.

Amateur Hugh Foley agonisingly missed out by a shot as LIV Golf’s Sergio Garcia and Graeme McDowell also came up short in their bids to qualify for The Open at Royal Liverpool.

Douglas’ Jack Murphy and Royal Dublin’s Hugh Foley were the leading Irish players to qualify for the final 36 holes in the Lytham Trophy at Royal Lytham.