Gary Hurley, Max Kennedy and Dermot McElroy have work to do to make the 72-hole cut at the Final Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School.

Irish golf will have just three players at this week’s Final Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School after Paul Dunne, Niall Kearney, Liam Nolan, and Jonny Caldwell missed out in a Monday finish in Almeria.

Conor Purcell couldn’t capitalise on an opening eagle and watched his hopes of topping the Challenge Tour rankings  evaporate in the Rolex Grand Final in Mallorca.

Recently crowned AIG Irish Amateur Close champion Thomas Abom will be bidding to de-throne Peter O’Keeffe in next week’s Pinergy Woodbrook Men’s Senior Scratch Cup.

Royal Dublin’s Max Kennedy and Malone’s Matt McClean opened with two-under 68s in the US Amateur Championship in Minnesota.

Lahinch was the big winner as it prepares for the 2026 Walker Cup after the biggest crowds yet seen at the Arnold Palmer Cup saw the USA exert their dominance in the singles to retain the trophy.

“Dream team” Sara Byrne and Max Kennedy rallied to win their mixed foursomes on the last and help the Internationals head into the singles tied 18-18 with the USA in a thrilling Arnold Palmer Cup battle at Lahinch.

Ireland's quartet of stars hit the ground running as the Internationals headed the USA 6.5-5.5 after the opening day's mixed fourballs in the Arnold Palmer Cup at a wet and windy Lahinch.

Royal Dublin’s Max Kennedy agonisingly missed out on a place in The Open when he lost out in a three-hole aggregate playoff for the European Amateur Championship in Denmark.

Lahinch Golf Club will host the Arnold Palmer Cup from 5-7 July 2024.

Max Kennedy brilliantly birdied his last three holes to shoot a five-under 67 and share the lead with his Royal Dublin clubmate Jack McDonnell heading into this afternoon’s final round of the Kingspan-sponsored East of Ireland Amateur Open at Baltray.

Four Irish players have been named on the International team for the Arnold Palmer Cup match against the United States at Lahinch from July 5-7.

Royal Dublin amateur Max Kennedy came up just shy in his bid to make Sunday’s 36-hole shootout for three spots in the LIV Golf League next year.

Royal Dublin amateur Max Kennedy says he’s ready to test his game under pressure in the $1.5 million LIV Golf Promotions event in Abu Dhabi as he bids to win a dream ticket to join some of the game’s biggest stars in the breakaway circuit next year.

Royal Dublin amateur Max Kennedy has joined fellow Palmer Cup player Ryan Griffin from Donegal and entered next week’s $1.5 million LIV Golf Promotions event in Abi Dhabi and battle for the chance to play for millions next year.

Max Kennedy may not make the Walker Cup this year but he will certainly have the selectors’ attention over the next few months after going six extra holes to clinch a thrilling play-off victory in the Ulster Men’s Amateur Stroke Play Open Championship at Clandeboye.

Royal Dublin’s Max Kennedy claimed his first US collegiate win when he closed with a level par 72 to win The Aggie Invitational in Texas.

Irish golfers continue to excel on the US collegiate circuit where Hilton Templepatrick’s Jordan (JJ) Logue claimed his breakthrough win in the Derrall Foreman Invitational in Mississippi.

Galway’s Liam Nolan gave his Walker Cup prospects a boost when he edged out Royal Dublin’s Max Kennedy by a stroke to win the South American Amateur Championship in Ecuador.

Golf Ireland has today confirmed that 21 players will form the 2023 Men’s and Women’s High Performance squads. Twelve men and nine women have been selected, and they will form the backbone of Ireland’s international squads for next year.