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75th Nancy Gannon Junior Open – A Very Special 75th Anniversary
Established in 1951, the 75th Nancy Gannon Junior Open was a truly special occasion at Baltray, with 170 junior golfers coming together to compete in this historic event.
Flogas Order of Merit for Irish Golfer Events following PGA National Slieve Russell event
Here is the latest Flogas Order of Merit for Irish Golfer Events following the most recent event at PGA National Slieve Russell. There are still plenty of opportunities left to influence your position. Get booked in now!
Bohill produces stunning comeback to claim inaugural Nancy Gannon U18 title
David Bohill produced a spectacular final-round performance to win the inaugural Nancy Gannon U18 WAGR Boys Tournament at Baltray, completing a remarkable comeback to claim the title by four shots on home soil.
McGinley, Mayo, and a date with the Clare hurlers part of GB&I prep
Dean Robertson is well in tune with how important sport is in Ireland. He knows Kerry are the golf standard in Gaelic games very much like six in a row chasing USA are the kingpins of the Walker Cup. But if Mayo can upset the odds why not Great Britain and Ireland?
Grehan the only Irishman on Walker Cup team
Ten golfers have been selected to represent Great Britain and Ireland against the United States of America in the 51st Walker Cup at Lahinch.
Thomas Higgins loses Walker Cup spot to US Amateur champion
Thomas Higgins' spot on the Great Britain and Ireland Walker Cup team for next month's contest against USA in Lahinch has been snatched away from him at the eleventh hour with captain Dean Robertson selecting US Amateur champion Jack Whaley following his victory at Merion on Sunday.
‘When is this going to stop?’: Scottie Scheffler fights off horrible break to win St. Jude
Scottie Scheffler finally captured his second win of the season on Sunday at the 2026 FedEx St. Jude Championship. In the process, the World No. 1 ended a winless drought that stretched back to January.
Jordan Spieth and 2 other stars just miss ‘important’ top 50 cutoff
Three back-nine bogeys proved to be his undoing as he signed for a typically chaotic even-par 70, a T19 week and a 52nd-place season.
Three Irish selected for GB&I Jacques Léglise Trophy
Adam Fahey, Harry O'Hara and Isaac Oliver will tee it up for GB&I in the Jacques Léglise Trophy in The Island Golf Club on Friday and Saturday.
Portmarnock bid to retain Fred Daly crown
Paul Mitchell is hoping his Portmarnock side can become just the third team in the history of the Fred Daly Trophy to retain their crown when the All-Ireland Underage Inter-Club Finals get underway at Moate this week.
Spieth confident good times are coming despite playoff elimination
"I'm very, very confident in what's coming. I just ran out of steam and maybe made a couple bad decisions over about a six-week stretch on what I was working on, and I just didn't quite have enough time to make up for it."
“Playing against the world’s best players is where you want to be”
Mark Power is relishing another opportunity to compete in next month's Amgen Irish Open at Doonbeg as he looks to put on an autumn charge towards the end of his season.
Jack Whaley’s U.S. Amateur win, in demanding conditions, was unsurprising
Whaley handled playing in the rain incredibly well, even if he was getting annoyed at his father/caddie, who, per the winner, was struggling with the umbrellas, plural, all through the round.
McIlroy feeling lost as post Masters slump continues
“I’m so far away from where I need to be to even feel like I have a chance. I’ve just got to keep working and hope it turns around a little bit."
Mark Power heading to Irish Open in Doonbeg
"I could feel the crowd pulling me on every shot it was great, can't beat playing at home, would have been nice to give them a bit more to cheer about at the end but the Irish Open spot is always nice to get."
McIlroy and Lowry towards the bottom in Memphis
At the top it looks set to be a three-way shootout between world number one Scottie Scheffler, Sam Burns and Sungjae Im.
Foster secures best career finish in Switzerland
Anna Foster secured a T2 finish at the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open with a final tally of 12-under, missing out on the top spot by just one stroke. Eleanor Givens earned her first ever win on the Ladies European Tour.
71 sees Clarke drop back to T10 at Boeing Classic
A 71 on Saturday sees Darren Clarke drop to T10 at five-under-par and four strokes back from the lead heading into the final round. Chris Devlin bettered his first round score with a 69.
Meadow moves up as Walsh wobbles in Portland
Stephanie Meadow has continued her steady form at the Portland Classic, posting a two-under-par round on Saturday to sit T42 at six-under heading into the final round.
Thomas Higgins pips Dylan Holmes to Irish Close
Roscommon golfer Thomas Higgins won his first major title as he claimed the AIG Irish Men’s Amateur Close Championship after a thrilling play-off victory.
Nolan and Power neck and neck for Irish Open spot
"I'm more buzzing about my lie in tomorrow. I had a 4.45am alarm this morning so that was the goal to get a later start. Bit of added pressure in Ireland with family coming to support. It makes it nice if you are able to play well."
23 Irish join LIV hopefuls at First Stage of Q-School
The European Athletics Championships conclude this weekend but the race for DP World Tour cards is set to begin with the First Stage of DP World Tour Q-School getting underway in ten days time with twenty three Irish players scheduled to compete across ten golf courses across Europe.
‘Important to be here’: Rory McIlroy’s curious reasons for not skipping playoff opener
But it is when you consider that McIlroy decided to skip the playoff opener last season. As arguably the Tour’s biggest star, his absence from last year’s FedEx St. Jude caused a stir.
Clarke amongst the leaders at Boeing Classic
Birthday boy Darren Clarke posted a four-under-par first round at the Boeing Classic to sit T4 and three back from Rory Sabbatini who leads. Chris Devlin struggled on the first day as he posted a two-over-par 74 to sit T48.
Walsh stumbles in second round of Portland Classic, Meadow squeezes into Weekend
Lauren Walsh failed to capitalise on her first round 66 as she posted a one-over-par 73 on Friday to drop back to T36. Stephanie Meadow made her second cut of the year as a colourful scorecard seen her get inside the three-under cutline and into the weekend.
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