Max Kennedy broke 70 for the third day running to be one of three Irish players inside the qualifying spots with a round to play at the Second Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School in Spain.

Royal Dublin’s Max Kennedy is one of just three Irish players inside the qualifying mark as he chases his DP World Tour dream at the Second Stage of the Qualifying School in Spain.

Liam Nolan’s hopes of winning his DP World Tour card suffered a blow at the Rolex Grand Final as five Irish players broke par at the Second Stage of the Qualifying School in Spain.

Mallow’s James Sugrue clinched his HotelPlanner Tour card for 2026 when he finished third in the Clutch Tour Order of Merit following his tie for sixth in the season-ending Clutch Tour Championship.

Opportunity knocks for Max Kennedy as he seeks a massive week in the Amgen Irish Open at The K Club.

Paul McBride and Max Kennedy slipped back on the final day as David Law won the Vierumäki Finnish Challenge.

Max Kennedy is targeting success on home soil when he tees it up in the Irish Challenge at Killeen Castle this week.

Max Kennedy double-bogeyed the 72nd hole and lost in the first extra hole to James Morrison. Still, there were huge positives to take for the Royal Dublin rookie

Max Kennedy was cruelly denied his maiden win on the HotelPlanner Tour when he double-bogeyed the 72nd hole and lost to England’s James Morrison on the first playoff hole.

Seamus Power added a four-under 68 to his opening 67 but fell further behind Joel Dahmen in the Corales Puntacana Championship.

Mark Power jumped straight into the top 51 in the Road to Mallorca rankings when he tied for sixth in the UAE Challenge.

Mark Power is just three shots off the lead heading into the final round of the UAE Challenge on the HotelPlanner Tour.