Conor Purcell got 2024 off to a hot start when he fired an eagle and four birdies in a five-under 67 to lie just a shot off the lead in the Challenge Tour’s Bain’s Whisky Cape Town Open.

Portmarnock's Conor Purcell moved into the mix with a super 67 as Australia's Min Woo Lee took a one-shot lead into the weekend at the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane.

Mount Juliet's Mark Power made a strong start in the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship but finds himself six shots behind first-round leader Joel Moscatel in Brisbane.

Tom McKibbin, Mark Power and Conor Purcell will be looking forward to hitting the ground running on the DP World Tour when the 2023-24 season tees off with the first of back-to-back events in Australia tomorrow.

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

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.

Irish golf is replete with talent but four young players are already making their mark in the game.

Ireland has six players in the 19-man Great Britain and Ireland squad hoping to make the 10-man team for next year’s Walker Cup clash with the USA at St Andrews.

Golf Ireland has today confirmed that 21 players will form the 2023 Men’s and Women’s High Performance squads. Twelve men and nine women have been selected, and they will form the backbone of Ireland’s international squads for next year.

Ireland saved the best for last and produced a five-under-par final day to clinch a top 20 finish in the World Amateur Team Championship as Italy claimed its first Eisenhower Trophy in Paris.

Leona Maguire holed little but found herself just four shots behind American Lucy Li at halfway after carding a one-under 70 in the Dana Open in Ohio.

Leona Maguire returned energised from her two-week break and fired five birdies in a bogey-free 66 to lie just a shot off the lead at the Dana Open in Ohio.

Kilkenny’s Mark Power shot a three-under 69 to help Ireland into a share of 20th after the opening round of the Men’s World Amateur Team Championship for the Eisenhower Trophy in Paris.

Douglas’s Peter O’Keeffe and Laytown and Bettystown’s Alex Maguire kept their feet on the ground after battling their way into the quarter-finals of the Amateur Championship at Royal Lytham and St Annes.

Kilkenny’s Mark Power will face fellow Irishman Alex Maguire for a place in the last 16 of the Amateur Championship at Royal Lytham and St Annes.

Twelve men and seven women have been selected to form the backbone of Ireland’s international squads for next year.

Ireland are under pressure to qualify for the top flight after a disappointing opening day performance left them propping up the field in the European Men’s Amateur Team Championship in Spain.

Golf Ireland has announced two six-strong teams to represent Ireland at the European Amateur Team Championships next month.