Royal Dublin amateur Max Kennedy came up just shy in his bid to make Sunday’s 36-hole shootout for three spots in the LIV Golf League next year.

Royal Dublin amateur Max Kennedy says he’s ready to test his game under pressure in the $1.5 million LIV Golf Promotions event in Abu Dhabi as he bids to win a dream ticket to join some of the game’s biggest stars in the breakaway circuit next year.

Royal Dublin amateur Max Kennedy has joined fellow Palmer Cup player Ryan Griffin from Donegal and entered next week’s $1.5 million LIV Golf Promotions event in Abi Dhabi and battle for the chance to play for millions next year.

Max Kennedy may not make the Walker Cup this year but he will certainly have the selectors’ attention over the next few months after going six extra holes to clinch a thrilling play-off victory in the Ulster Men’s Amateur Stroke Play Open Championship at Clandeboye.

Royal Dublin’s Max Kennedy claimed his first US collegiate win when he closed with a level par 72 to win The Aggie Invitational in Texas.

Irish golfers continue to excel on the US collegiate circuit where Hilton Templepatrick’s Jordan (JJ) Logue claimed his breakthrough win in the Derrall Foreman Invitational in Mississippi.

Galway’s Liam Nolan gave his Walker Cup prospects a boost when he edged out Royal Dublin’s Max Kennedy by a stroke to win the South American Amateur Championship in Ecuador.

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.

Team selection is a thankless task but Royal Dublin's Hugh Foley looks determined to make a mockery of his non-selection for the Eisenhower Trophy after he produced a barrage of back-nine birdies to beat clubmate Richard Knightly and move into the semi-finals of the AIG Irish Amateur Close at Headfort.

History beckons at Headfort, but who will be the man (or boy) to make it?

Alex Maguire is gunning for his second big win of the year after carding a course-record, seven-under 65 to lead the qualifiers in the AIG Irish Men's Amateur Close at Headfort's New Course.

Galgorm Castle’s Joshua Hill shot what he admitted was probably the best 78 of his life when he produced a stunning birdie-birdie finish to snatch the 60th Mullingar Scratch Trophy by a shot in teeming rain at the classic midlands track.

Liam Nolan, Peter O’Keeffe and Keith Egan produced late rallies to win on the 19th and make the star-studded quarter-finals in the Pierse Motors-sponsored South of Ireland Amateur Open at Lahinch.

Douglas star Peter O’Keeffe is hoping it will be a case of fifth time lucky after he played superbly on the first day of matchplay combat to ease his way into the last 16 in the Pierse Motors sponsored South of Ireland Championship for the fifth year running.

Royal Dublin’s Max Kennedy birdied all four par threes as he fired a four-under 67 on his return from the University of Louisville to win the gross in the TaylorMade Winter Series at Portmarnock Links.

Richard Knightly claimed the scalp of another Royal Dublin man for the second match running when he finished birdie-birdie to clinch a dramatic one-hole win over leading qualifier Max Kennedy to reach the quarter-finals of the Pierse Motors Volkswagen sponsored South of Ireland Amateur Open at Lahinch.

The open draw threw up its share of juicy encounters but it was bittersweet for Royal Dublin’s Richard Knightly as he ousted one clubmate only to face another in today’s third round of the weather-delayed South of Ireland Amateur Championship at Lahinch.

A call to coach Noel Fox worked like a dream as Douglas' Peter O'Keeffe kept his dream of winning the Pierse Motors Volkswagen sponsored South of Ireland Amateur Championship alive with a super second round 66.

Douglas’ Peter O’Keeffe is looking to put his 2019 runner-up finish behind him and claim another amateur major after battling his way into the semi-finals of the North of Ireland Amateur Open at Royal Portrush.

Connemara's Luke O'Neill and Royal Dublin's Max Kennedy opened with one-under 70s to head the 16-strong Irish challenge in 36-hole qualifying for The Amateur Championship at Nairn.

The R&A will digitally broadcast the finals of its men’s and women’s amateur championships live to fans for the very first time in the history of the prestigious events.

Freshman Max Kennedy posted a career-best finish to lead the University of Louisville men's golf team at the Aggie Invitational at the Traditions Golf Club in College Station, Texas.

Carton House’s Marc Boucher made an eagle and four birdies in a five-under 66 to win the gross and top the 92-strong field in the penultimate event of the 2020 TaylorMade Winter Series at Portmarnock Links.