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Coulter making LET card push
The Kirkistown Castle star is well placed in sixth on the LET Access Order of Merit with the top-7 earning Ladies European Tour cards at the end of the season of which there are eight events remaining.
He faked a hole in one. Now he’s paying for it
What happened recently at WingHaven Country Club near St. Louis in Missouri rocked the local golf scene and is spreading after the culprit went on ESPN Radio in St. Louis to confess.
Bryson DeChambeau wants to play LIV and PGA Tour. But ‘no merger’ is on horizon
“Personally, I’d love to be able to play events on the PGA Tour, too. I think that’s best for golf. I’d love that. It’s not an either/or mentality. It’s ‘can we do both?’ I think that’s where everybody wants to be."
Tournament leader receives bizarre relief after toddler steps in lie
The girl was not a threat to Hossler … or anyone, really. But she was a threat to his golf ball, which nestled safely next to its white flag.
Hossler shares lead and keeps playoff hopes alive into final round of Wyndham Championship
A rain ridden Saturday at Sedgefield Country Club saw two suspensions of play, where Beau Hossler shares a 16-under-par lead with Michael Brennan.
McKibbin lurking in fourth ahead of LIV Golf New York finale
A one-under-par third round sees McKibbin take on the final day of LIV Golf New York in fourth place, seven back from Jaoquin Niemann who leads.
Clark hunting maiden Legends top-10 as Fichardt leads Staysure PGA Seniors
Darren Fichardt will take a commanding four-shot lead into the final round of the Staysure PGA Seniors Championship, while Cameron Clark leads the Irish charge and lies tied for 22nd.
Bryson DeChambeau wants to play LIV and PGA Tour. But ‘no merger’ is on horizon
"There isn’t a golf fan on the planet who doesn’t want to see me play a big Tour event, and I get that."
Birdie blitz finish keeps Donegan’s slim hopes alive in London
"Walking to 18, I said when you asked for three [birdies], I wanted four. It was a nice way to finish, and I probably deserved a little bit of that.”
Late Walker Cup bids for Tiernan and McClean at US Amateur
Stuart Grehan, Gavin Tiernan and Matthew McClean will carry Irish hopes into this week's US Amateur Championship at Merion.
First ever hole in one for Liam Nolan in Scotland
"I hit a shot right in there yesterday and it was pretty much on the spot where it was going to be today so I got on the tee and jokingly said let's hit the exact same shot as yesterday. I was able to do that which is mad because it's my first one ever,"
Ep.223 | Is the answer to the gap at the top under our nose?
On this week's edition of the podcast Peter and Ronan go full county board and dive into what could be done to help plug the talent gap at European level in Irish golf
Leinster do the double in Skerries
The Leinster U18 Boys’ and U18 Girls’ teams were both triumphant at the U18 Interprovincial Matches on a sunny Friday at Skerries Golf Club, where the Girls' team completed a famous five-in-a-row.
Clark and Murphy make the weekend at Staysure PGA Seniors Championship
Cameron Clark and Gary Murphy are both through to the weekend at the Staysure PGA Seniors Championship at Trump International Golf Links, Aberdeen where Keith Horne leads by one.
McKibbin goes low to move into the top four at Bedminster
Tom McKibbin posted a five-under-par second round at LIV Golf New York to sit T4 heading into the third round. Joaquin Niemann holds a five stroke lead over the field as he looks to earn his second win of the year.
Second round woes sees Power miss the cut at the Wyndham
A four-over-par second round sees Séamus Power miss the cut at the Wyndham Championship. Power will now have fully avail of the FedEx Cup Fall to earn full status for next season.
Donegan firmly in the mix at LET’s PIF London Championship
Áine Donegan has put herself in an excellent position to become the second Irish woman to win on the Ladies European Tour after a four-under 69 on day two of the PIF London Championship
Ireland win Women’s and Men’s Home Internationals
Ireland were crowned Women’s and Men’s Home Internationals champions for just the second time in history after a thrilling victory over England.