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Presidents Cup preview: Seven things to know about Medinah Country Club
The Internationals will need some magic of their own. Here are seven things to know about the grounds where they’ll try to conjure it.
American team golf is on a losing streak. One word explains why that won’t continue at Presidents Cup
There are a number of reasons the Americans dominate the Presidents Cup in ways they don’t at the Ryder Cup, and all those reasons should remain apparent this week at Medinah Country Club in Chicago.
Powerscourt East next on the schedule for Irish Golfer Events
There are now only three qualifying events remaining in the Irish Golfer Events season before the Grand Final with the next event this Sunday September 27th at Powerscourt Golf Club (East). Limited spaces are still available.
Keating in the red after day one of Q-School
Keating lies in a share of 35th place, eight shots off the leader Richard Sarkozi of Hungary, although he is just two shots outside the all important top-19 and ties which would progress to next month's Second Stage.
Flogas Order of Merit for Irish Golfer Events after Seapoint Golf Links event
With only a few remaining events in the season the Flogas Order of Merit for Irish Golfer Events is now updated following the latest event at Seapoint Golf Links.
Blow for pathways as Asian Tour cancels Q-School
This comes as a blow to Irish players with a handful entering the Qualifying School in recent years, most notably Alex Maguire who almost earned a card last year while JR Galbraith also reached the final stage. Kevin Phelan and Niall Kearney have been regular entrants.
Robert MacIntyre blasts ‘ridiculous’ rule that sent him spiraling
MacIntyre, who is ranked 19th in the world, was still stewing from what he described as a “ridiculous” ruling on the 11th, a par-4 on which his drive had found the left-center of the fairway.
Masters and The Open to keep pathways through national opens
Building on The R&A’s Open Qualifying Series, this joint approach was originally implemented for the 2026 editions of the Masters and The Open, providing international pathways into both major championships from several professional tours.
Contrasting rankings fortunes for Irish either side of the Atlantic
The West Waterford man began the Fall Series ranked 114th in the FedEx Cup standings with the top-100 earning full status. He moved up to 104th with seven events remaining.
Ex-pros dish on U.S. team golf failures: ‘Overblown, overdone and overanalysed’
“First of all, the Ryder Cup is an exhibition. Okay, it does not matter in the history of the sport. Enjoy it. Make jokes. Have a great time with the guys.”
T7 finish for Power as Bridgeman comes from five back to win
Séamus Power closed out with a five-under 66 to secure his first top-10 finish of the year on the PGA Tour while Jacob Bridgeman produced a stunning final round to claim his second win of the season.
First Legends top-10 finish for Clark as Edfors powers to victory
Cameron Clark's upward trajectory continued with a first top-10 finish on the Legends Tour where Sweden's Johan Edfors stormed to victory with a final-round 64 in the European Legends Cup at Fontanals.
Midfield for Power and Hurley as Friedrichsen takes low-scoring Open de Portugal
Mark Power and Gary Hurley finished 38th and 43rd respectively as Sebastian Friedrichsen fired a stunning final round nine-under 62 to win the Open de Portugal and secure his maiden victory.
Walsh secure top-10 placing as Heath hangs on for maiden victory
Lauren Walsh's final-round 69 was enough to secure a T7 finish at the La Sella Open in Spain where England's Charlotte Heath held her nerve to claim a first victory on the Ladies European Tour.
JJ Spaun wins BMW PGA Championship after late Wentworth drama
JJ Spaun birdied four of his last five holes to claim a dramatic maiden Rolex Series victory at the BMW PGA Championship.
Seapoint Golf Links delivers excellently once again for Irish Golfer Events
Seapoint Golf Links provided a fantastic day for the Irish Golfer Events series as we travelled to the Louth venue on a spectacular September Sunday.
‘I had my chances’ – Close but no cigar for McIlroy at Wentworth
"I wish I had some of those putts back but I have to be encouraged with where my game is at."
Galway Bay and Fortwilliam make AIG All-Ireland history
Galway Bay ended the heartache of two previous All-Ireland defeats to claim a first AIG Jimmy Bruen Shield for the Connacht club, while Fortwilliam created history of their own
Clark on the cusp of a first Legends Tour top 10
Cameron Clark will go into the final round of the Staysure Legends Tour's European Legends Cup in a tie for 11th after following his opening 69 with a two-under round of 70.
Moving Day 65 keeps Power in the hunt at Biltmore Championship
Séamus Power will go into the final round of the PGA Tour's Biltmore Championship Asheville inside the top 10 after a third-round 65 on another day of low scoring in North Carolina.
Portumna and Naas claim AIG titles in Ennis
Portumna defeated Cobh in the Pierce Purcell final while Naas claimed their club’s first ever green pennant with a thrilling victory over Cahir Park after extra holes in the AIG Women’s Intermediate Foursomes.
Walsh, Donegan and Byrne through to the final round at La Sella Open
Lauren Walsh, Áine Donegan and Sara Byrne will all see final-round action after the LET's La Sella Open's second round was completed on Saturday and the tournament reduced to 54 holes.
Grandstand finish keeps McIlroy’s chances alive at Wentworth
"I've won this event. I've played a lot here and we now have a house on the estate as well. This place has a lot of history for me. Hopefully I have a good chance and give myself a real chance at it again."
Power holds onto top-10 position as Shipley pulls clear
Séamus Power followed his opening 66 with a four-under 67 to climb three places on the leaderboard and into a share of sixth place going into the weekend
Power and Hurley set for weekend action in Portugal
Mark Power and Gary Hurley are both through to the weekend at the HotelPlanner Tour's Open de Portugal after another day of low scoring at PGA Aroeira.