John Doyle, Stuart Grehan and Caolan Rafferty will represent Ireland in the 34th World Amateur Team Championships for the Eisenhower Trophy in Singapore.

The sun made an appearance at Cypress Point Club on Saturday afternoon. And it made things just a little brighter for the USA Walker Cup Team. 

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.

Co Louth duo Gavin Tiernan and Stuart Grehan have been named in the Great Britain and Ireland team to face the United States of America in the 50th Walker Cup match at Cypress Point from September 6-7.

County Louth’s Stuart Grehan made history as he claimed the AIG Irish Men’s Amateur Close Championship at a sunny Westport Golf Club.

Benjamin Oberholzer trails Stuart Grehan by just two strokes heading into the final 36 holes of the AIG Irish Amateur Close.

Stuart Grehan and Gavin Tiernan played their part as Great Britain and Ireland secured an impressive win at the St Andrews Trophy in Spain.

Ireland face Denmark in the semi-finals of the European Men’s Amateur Team Championship in Killarney today.

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

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

Pádraig Harrington is tied for the halfway lead in the US Senior Open in Colorado.

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

County Louth’s Stuart Grehan beat England’s Lewy Hayward after a three hole playoff to claim the Flogas Irish Men’s Amateur Open Championship 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.

Co Louth's Gerard Dunne, defending champion Matt McClean and England's Lewy Hayward share the 36 holes lead in the Flogas Irish Amateur Open

Malone’s Matthew McClean made a magnificent start to his defence of the Flogas Irish Amateur Open at Seapoint.

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

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.

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.

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.