Leona Maguire made a solid start in the Blue Bay LPGA to lie just three shots behind China’s Mary Liu and Weiwei Zhang and South Korea’s Youmin Hwang in China.

Aine Donegan finished joint 16th in her professional debut in the weather-delayed Ford Women’s NSW Open in Australia.

Rookie Aine Donegan came back to earth with a bump when she carded a three-over 74 to go into the final round four strokes off the lead in the Ford Women’s NSW Open in Australia.

Lahinch’s Aine Donegan made a dream start to her professional career when she followed a bogey-free 68 with a blistering eight under 63 to grab the clubhouse lead in the weather-delayed Ford Women's NSW Open in Australia.

Leona Maguire got her 2026 season off to a brilliant start when she opened with a five-under 67 in the Honda LPGA Thailand at Siam Country Club.

Séamus Power was looking on the bright side for 2026 despite coming up three shots short in his bid to retain fully exempt status on the PGA Tour.

Seamus Power gave himself a chance to retain exempt status on the PGA Tour when he fired a five-under 65 to go into the final round of the RSM Classic just four shots off the lead.

Séamus Power kept his cool and fired a sizzling six-under 64 to keep his hopes alive of retaining his PGA Tour card at the season-ending RSM Classic in Georgia.

Tom McKibbin is motivated to try and join Rory McIlroy and Padraig Harrington on the list of champions and win spots in the Masters and The Open at the Link Hong Kong Open.

Tom McKibbin roared into contention for his Masters debut and a return to The Open as Shane Lowry missed the cut in the Open de España in Madrid.

It’s a big week for several Irish players as the race to keep cards or earn promotion heats up on tours around the world.

Leona Maguire is hoping to catch some of next week's Ryder Cup action with her third LPGA title under her belt.

Whitehead’s John Ross Galbraith got off to a fast start by opening with a seven-under-par 65 in the First Stage of the DP World Tour. Qualifying School at The Northumberland Golf Club.

Leona Maguire was six shots off the lead in the LPGA's FM Championship as the next generation of Irish women made their mark in the inaugural Women's Irish Challenge at Malahide.