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THORNTON SELECTED FOR PGA CUP AT THE K CLUB
Irish PGA champion Simon Thornton has been named in the 10-man Great Britain & Ireland team to take on the United States in the 32nd PGA Cup, taking place at The K Club this October. He is the only professional from the PGA Irish Region on the team.
FORMER WINNER RAHM CONFIRMED FOR AMGEN IRISH OPEN
Spain’s Jon Rahm will return to the Amgen Irish Open, joining a world-class field at Trump International Golf Links Doonbeg from September 10-13.
CORK AMATEUR HOWARD QUALIFIES FOR THE OPEN
Fota Island’s David Howard is living proof that dreams really do come true as he stamped his ticket to this month’s Open Championship at Royal Birkdale after coming through Final Open Qualifying at Dundonald Links in Ayrshire, Scotland.
IRELAND TEAMS NAMED FOR EUROPEAN DISABILITY CAMPAIGNS
Golf Ireland has named its teams for the upcoming European Team Championships for Golfers with Disability and European Nations’ Cup for Golfers with Disability, which will take place at Golf Club Genova in Italy from July 16-18.
HRYNIEWIECKA-IRWIN WINS WOMEN’S AMATEUR AT LOUGH ERNE
Teenager Aaliyah Hryniewiecka-Irwin became the first winner of the North of Ireland Women’s Amateur Open Championship as she battled back from a difficult start to seal the win at Lough Erne.
HARRINGTON DENIED FOURTH DICK'S OPEN AS PRIDE WINS PLAYOFF
Pádraig Harrington's bid for a remarkable fourth Dick's Open title ended in heartbreaking fashion after American Dicky Pride edged the Dubliner in a sudden-death playoff at En-Joie Golf Club in Endicott, New York.
FRANCE’S DELON WINS WOMEN’S AMATEUR AT MUIRFIELD
France’s Valentine Delon emerged victorious in The 123rd Women’s Amateur Championship by narrowly beating Andrea Revuelta in the 36-hole Final at Muirfield.
FRANCESCO MOLINARI NAMED RYDER CUP VICE FOR ADARE
Luke Donald has named Francesco Molinari as his second vice captain for the 2027 Ryder Cup which will be played at Adare Manor in Limerick from September 13-19, 2027.
CLARK CAPTURES SECOND US OPEN AT SHINNECOCK HILLS
Wyndham Clark survived a tense final-day examination at Shinnecock Hills to claim the 126th US Open and secure his second Major championship in four years.
