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WOAD WONDERLAND AFTER AMATEUR WINS IRISH OPEN
Amateur Lottie Woad stormed to a six-shot victory at the 2025 KPMG Women’s Irish Open at Carton House, A Fairmont Hotel in Maynooth, Ireland.
HARRINGTON HANGS TOUGH FOR US SENIOR OPEN WIN
Pádraig Harrington came out on top of a major championship that felt more like match play, closing his round Sunday with seven straight pars at the US Senior Open to top Stewart Cink by one shot.
DUNNE’S GB&I TEAM CLAIM DRAMATIC VAGLIANO WIN
Great Britain and Ireland (GB&I) produced a stirring singles display to win the Vagliano Trophy, defeating the Continent of Europe 12½-11½ to seal a first victory since 2005.
NI LEGENDS MARKS 20TH EVENT AT GALGORM
Galgorm is set to welcome some of the most iconic names in golf as it hosts the Black Desert NI Legends from August 27-31, 2025, marking a historic milestone as the 20th professional tournament held at the venue.
DATES ANNOUNCED FOR 2027 RYDER CUP AT ADARE
The 2027 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor in County Limerick, Ireland, will take place from September 13-19, 2027. It will be the centenary staging of the biennial contest between Europe versus the United States. The Ryder Cup returns to Ireland for the first time since 2006.
LALLY & POOTS WIN ULSTER TITLES AT SHANDON
David Lally (Blainroe) and Katie Poots (Knock) won the Ulster Amateur Stroke Play Open Championships at Shandon Park. Photo: Laszlo Geczo /Inpho.
‘OVER CONFIDENCE’ COSTS HARRINGTON AT SENIOR PGA
As Angel Cabrera made it two Senior major titles in a week at the Senior PGA Championship, Pádraig Harrington was left to rue a poor and untimely finish as ‘over confidence’ got in the way of securing another notable major win.
MORRIS BATTLES TO LAND IRISH SENIOR CROWN
Royal Portrush golfer Andrew Morris comes from two back to claim first Irish Senior Men’s Amateur Open Championship at Naas Golf Club
KEVAN WHITSON CALLS TIME AT ROYAL COUNTY DOWN
As one of the most storied careers draws to a close, the long-time Royal County Down Head Professional and a litany of former pupils take Paul Gallagher for a walk down memory lane.
