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JONES & CONROY WIN ULSTER SCRATCH FOURSOMES AT MALONE
Belvoir Park’s Scott Jones and Jack Conroy combined well to claim Ulster Men’s Scratch Foursomes with a gross two-over par total over 36 holes at Malone Golf Club.
GREHAN ‘BUZZING’ TO PLAY THE OPEN AFTER AMATEUR WIN
Ireland’s Stuart Grehan claimed the biggest victory of his career as the Tullamore native triumphed in The 131st Amateur Championship by defeating American Matt Moloney in the 36-hole final at Royal Liverpool.
MCILROY GRINDS TO OPENING 69 AS CLARK MOVES CLEAR
Rory McIlroy opened his 2026 U.S. Open campaign with a composed one-under-par 69 in a punishing first round at Shinnecock Hills, as Wyndham Clark surged into a commanding lead and Ireland’s challenge made a mixed start in difficult conditions.
IRISH TRIO REACH AMATEUR MATCHPLAY AT ROYAL LIVERPOOL
Three Irish players, Stuart Grehan, Keith Egan and Matthew McLean, made it through the gruelling qualifying and into the match play stages of The 131st Amateur Championship at Royal Liverpool and West Lancashire Golf Club.
MCILROY UPBEAT AHEAD OF US OPEN AT SHINNECOCK HILLS
Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy is confident European golf can maintain its dominance on the Major stage as he targets a long-awaited second US Open title at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club this week.
DILLON WINS INAUGURAL EAST IN THRILLING FASHION
Kate Dillon is the inaugural East of Ireland Women’s Amateur Open Champion after a thrilling final day at Woodbrook Golf Club.
GB&I COME UP SHORT TO LOSE CURTIS CUP IN LOS ANGELES
Great Britain and Ireland came up narrowly short of a first away Curtis Cup win in 40 years, but only after an outstanding performance gave the United States of America a significant scare at Bel-Air Country Club.
GRENHAM TAKES OVERALL SPOILS AT ISPS HANDA IRISH OPEN
A host of champions were crowned at Roganstown at the fifth ISPS Handa Irish Open for Golfers with Disabilities where Ballinasloe’s Aidan Grenham came out on top to win in dramatic fashion.
RYDER CUP STARS JOIN AMGEN IRISH OPEN FIELD AT DOONBEG
Ryder Cup Captain Luke Donald is set to tee it up in this year’s Amgen Irish Open alongside a trio of Team Europe comrades in Tyrrell Hatton, Rasmus Højgaard and twin brother Nicolai Højgaard.
