Stuart Grehan

Foley starts well at Q-School; Ireland names World Amateur Team Championship line-ups

Royal Dublin’s Hugh Foley got off to a solid start at the First Stage Section A of the DP World Tour Qualifying School in Bristol.

Foley starts well at Q-School; Ireland names World Amateur Team Championship line-ups

McIlroy focussing on longevity as three Ireland teams make European Team Championships quarters

Rory McIlroy is keeping an eye on the up-and-coming young guns so he remains competitive for years to come.

McIlroy focussing on longevity as three Ireland teams make European Team Championships quarters

Higgins gets hot as Ireland make scorching start to European Team title bid in Killarney

Thomas Higgins fired a four-under 68 to help Ireland make a strong start to the European Amateur Team Championships.

Higgins gets hot as Ireland make scorching start to European Team title bid in Killarney

Howard beats high winds and lifelong health challenges to win ‘East’

Fota Island's David Howard birdied the last to win the East of Ireland Championship by a shot at a windswept Baltray.

Howard beats high winds and lifelong health challenges to win ‘East’

Dunne and Hayward lead by two at Seapoint

County Louth's Gerard Dunne eagled the last to keep his hopes alive of notching his maiden championship win in the Flogas Irish Men's Amateur Open Championship at Seapoint.

Dunne and Hayward lead by two at Seapoint

Schoolboy Holmes proves the master in West of Ireland triumph

Schoolboy Dylan Holmes overcame apocalyptic weather conditions to become the youngest winner of the West of Ireland Championship since Rory McIlroy in 2006.

Schoolboy Holmes proves the master in West of Ireland triumph

Big dreams at stake for Grehan, Campbell, Holmes and Anderson in West of Ireland semis

Stuart Grehan powered his way into the semi-finals of the Connolly Motor Group-sponsored West of Ireland Championship and confessed he has one eye on making next year's Walker Cup at Lahinch.

Big dreams at stake for Grehan, Campbell, Holmes and Anderson in West of Ireland semis

Fox plays down expectations as youth and experience clash at Rosses Point

Portmarnock’s James Fox continued his remarkable comeback from wrist surgery to clinch a surprise spot in the last 16 of the Connolly Motor Group-sponsored West of Ireland Championship.

Fox plays down expectations as youth and experience clash at Rosses Point

Paul McBride reflects on winning bronze in a World Championship

Standing over the five-foot putt with the weight of history on his shoulders and the blistering Mexican heat ramping up the tension, the ball rolled by. 

Paul McBride reflects on winning bronze in a World Championship

Rice and Kearney going well at Q-School

Limerick’s Tim Rice shot a bogey-free five-under 67 as Niall Kearney finished brilliantly to shoot 66 and leave them tied 11th at halfway in the DP World Tour Qualifying School First Stage in France.

Rice and Kearney going well at Q-School

Olivia Mehaffey emerges from doldrums with 64 to lead German Masters

Olivia Mehaffey put her two-year struggles behind her and opened with a scintillating eight-under 64 to grab a first round lead at the Amundi German Masters.

Olivia Mehaffey emerges from doldrums with 64 to lead German Masters

McKibbin back in the money as Nolan wins Brabazon

Rookie Tom McKibbin ended a run of three straight missed cuts with his seventh top-25 finish of the season in the KLM Open as former Irish teammate Liam Nolan claimed the Brabazon Trophy at Sunningdale.

McKibbin back in the money as Nolan wins Brabazon

More money for fewer players; Golf Ireland scheme hands out €245,000 to just seven golfers

Golf Ireland offers ambitious young players a clear pathway from the amateur game to the world’s top tours and this week it officially launched the 2023 Golf Ireland Professional Scheme with seven golfers receiving €35,000 each from Sport Ireland.

More money for fewer players; Golf Ireland scheme hands out €245,000 to just seven golfers

McKibbin clinches card as Sharvin and Hurley make Final Stage of Q-School

Hollywood teenager Tom McKibbin credited his fighting spirit and consistency as key after he closed with a six-under 66 to become the youngest Irish player since Rory McIlroy to clinch his DP World Tour card at the Rolex Challenge Tour Grand Final.

McKibbin clinches card as Sharvin and Hurley make Final Stage of Q-School