Great Britain and Ireland defeated the United States of America 13½-12½ to win the 51st Walker Cup at Lahinch in one of the most dramatic finishes in the match’s 104 year history.

Steven Alker has won the NI Legends at Galgorm to complete a remarkable hat-trick of consecutive senior wins. The New Zealander shot another composed 67 to reach -15 and claim victory on a day of low scoring and scoreboard fluctuations in Co. Antrim.

Scotland’s David Drysdale and New Zealander Steven Alker are locked together at the top of the leaderboard after the second round of the NI Legends, on a day of low scoring at Galgorm.

Great Britain and Ireland rallied late in the singles session on the opening day of the 51st Walker Cup match at Lahinch to take a narrow 6½-5½ lead against the United States of America.

The best male amateur golfers from Great Britain and Ireland and the United States of America assemble at Lahinch for the 51st Walker Cup because of George Herbert Walker’s vision.  

New Zealand’s Steven Alker leads after the first round of the NI Legends, following a superb opening 67 in blustery conditions at Galgorm.

The best male amateur golfers from Great Britain and Ireland and the United States of America assemble at Lahinch for the 51st Walker Cup because of George Herbert Walker’s vision.  

The NI Legends returns to Galgorm Castle Golf Club this week for its second edition, bringing top-class golf back to Northern Ireland. A proven championship venue, Galgorm has previously hosted the Irish Open, the Northern Ireland Open and the World Invitational.

A new documentary released by The R&A tells the remarkable story of two Walker Cup players whose careers took very different paths after meeting at Royal Aberdeen in 2011.

Six of last year’s bronze medal winning European Mid-Amateur teams will return looking for more silverware at Fohrenwald Golf Club in Austria which gets underway from September 9.

Scottie Scheffler produced a brilliant final-round fightback at East Lake to win the Tour Championship and claim the FedEx Cup for the second time, while Rory McIlroy finished tied fourth.

South Africa’s Casandra Alexander captured her second Ladies European Tour (LET) title at the 2026 KPMG Women’s Irish Open producing a complete wire-to-wire performance at The K Club where home favourite Leona Maguire enjoyed a great weekend to race into tied fourth place.