Ireland claimed all three of the 2025 Senior Women's and Men's Home Internationals titles after a thrilling finale against England at Ferndown Golf Club in England.

The Kilkeel Golf Club duo of Marie Walls and Michelle Hughes experienced the trip of a lifetime as they eased to success in the 2025 Coronation Foursomes Grand Final in St Andrews.

Alex Noren claimed his 12th DP World Tour title as he defeated Adrian Saddier in a play-off to win his second BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth Club.

Next year’s Amgen Irish Open will move to Trump International Golf Links in Doonbeg, Co Clare from September 10-13, 2026, where defending champion Rory McIlroy will seek to thrill home fans just as he did recently at The K Club.

As the ever-thickening haar rolled in off the Pacific to replace what had recently been clear blue skies, so the curtain came down on the Great Britain and Ireland side’s attempt to beat the United States of America and win the 50th playing of the Walker Cup at Cypress Point.

Rory McIlroy doesn’t do half measures, he’s all in. He is one of the game’s gutsiest and most swashbuckling players, a generational player, and today he landed a second Amgen Irish Open title in sensational style in front of the home crowds at The K Club.

The Irish Men’s Senior team were crowned European Men’s Senior Team champions at the Diamond Country Club in Austria where veteran Joe Lyons played a starring role as Ireland landed their first team crown since 2017.

Luke Donald has selected Ludvig Åberg, Matt Fitzpatrick, Viktor Hovland, Shane Lowry, Jon Rahm and Sepp Straka as his six Captain’s Picks to complete his 12-man European Team for the 2025 Ryder Cup in New York.

Austria’s Markus Brier entered the winner’s circle once more after defying the elements to win the Black Desert NI Legends at Galgorm, holding his nerve in strong winds to claim a first Legends Tour victory since 2021.