J.T. Poston won the Memorial Tournament on the PGA Tour after edging Ryan Gerard in a playoff, while Rory McIlroy closed with a four-under-par 68 to finish tied for 12th at Muirfield Village in Dublin, Ohio where Jack Nicklaus is the tournament host.

Nelly Korda delivered another masterclass in composure as she claimed the Women’s US Open at Riviera Country Club, securing her fourth Major and reaffirming her status as the most formidable force in women’s golf.

Rosslare’s Ian Lynch fired a closing 68 to claim a two stroke win at the Ulster Mid-Amateur Open Championship at Portsalon Golf Club in Donegal.

Sport Ireland and the game’s governing body Golf Ireland welcomed the launch of the 2026 Golf Ireland Professional Scheme, with 13 golfers set to benefit from grants worth more than €375,000.

Esker Hills golfer Ella Cantwell said it was the culmination of a lot of hard work as she became the inaugural winner of the West of Ireland Women’s Amateur Open Championship at Castle Dargan.

Ireland’s Lauren Walsh delivered the best finish of her LPGA career when she tied for third at the ShopRite LPGA powered by Wakefern in New Jersey where she closed with a final round 67 for a seven-under total.

Ireland’s Sara Byrne recorded her best-ever finish on the Ladies European Tour (LET), finishing tied second at the Jabra Ladies Open de France at Evian Resort Golf Club behind winner Helen Briem from Germany.

Stuart Grehan secured a memorable victory on home soil, creating history as the first County Louth member to claim the East of Ireland Men’s Amateur Open Championship in 41 years.

Cian Arthurs claimed both the Sports Class Standing 2 title and the Gross Stroke Play prize after a strong final-round performance at the inaugural ISPS Handa Irish Close for Golfers with Disabilities at County Meath Golf Club.